Sentence examples for attribute a much from inspiring English sources

Stores attribute a much greater proportion of shrinkage to shoplifting than to staff theft, management errors, and stocktaking incompetence.

There is a direct correlation with social grade in that those in the lower social grades attribute a much higher proportion of street crime to drugs than those who are higher up the social ladder.

If kernel estimates change in a refined analysis – and if DCs were attributed a much higher risk of infection than estimated here due to their status – then it is possible that estimated infection rates in DCs and other proactively culled farms may increase somewhat.

Recently published models that simulated radiation dose to red bone marrow after inhalation of radon attributed a much more important role to radon gas than to radon progeny (Kendall and Smith 2002).

The 2000 Hispanic total was about three million more than the Census Bureau had previously estimated, a difference that demographers attribute to a much better head count and far more illegal immigrants than previously thought.

But we need not suppose that Mill is attributing a psychology, much less an egoist psychology, to humanity as a group.

This large difference in the viscosity behavior of the NaAA- and NaAMPS-based copolymers was attributed to a much stronger tendency of the NaAA-based copolymer to undergo interpolymer association when m is small.

It was also found that the degradation pathway of rhodamine B on laponite switched from N-deethylation to chromophore destruction when solution pH was changed from 7.0 to 3.0, which was attributed to a much higher fraction of HO2 relative to O−2 under pH 3.0 than under pH 7.0.

The difference in R between NHGRI and Rio de Janeiro is attributed to a much longer tail in Rio de Janeiro of authors publishing <8 papers each but who nevertheless cumulatively publish many papers.

Contrariwise, general anesthesia was assumed to be attributed with a much better hemodynamic stability when compared with regional anesthesia.

This was primarily attributed to a much higher rate of revascularization in the classical crush treated bifurcation lesions that did not include final kissing balloon inflations.