Sentence examples for attribute the causes from inspiring English sources

Russian public health experts attribute the causes of malnutrition in Russia to the limited public awareness of healthy eating habits and to insufficient training of providers in delivering adequate nutritional counseling.

For example, since the 1950s, stigma associated with disorders such as depression and anorexia nervosa appears to have declined, partly because people are more likely to attribute the causes to stressful life circumstances, with which they identify more readily [ 7, 8].

Most participants did not attribute the causes of their symptoms to cervical cancer because they did not perceive themselves to have been at risk of cervical cancer; some did not make the attributions because cervical cancer was an uncommon illness in the region.

"Which one to attribute the cause of death to, we can't be certain beyond a reasonable doubt".

Reports by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration attribute the cause in part to the overuse of nitrogen-rich farm fertilizers, which travel down the Mississippi River and out to sea.

In one incident, secretly filmed video of an investigation shows how officials from Shell and the regulator tried to subvert the evidence by persuading community members on the investigation team not to attribute the cause to equipment failure.

The explanations provided in the various religions divide into two kinds: those that attribute the cause to some primordial mischance and those that hold humanity itself to be responsible.

Initial reports attribute the cause of the crash to human error combined with severe weather conditions.

While it would be convenient to attribute the cause of VFX's woman problem to the same broken business model, the fact remains that this is an industry in which an artist can work for 10 years, hopping from one studio to another, and never once encounter a woman in a top level technical position.

Although the ability to attribute the cause of increased treatment times to overcrowding is limited by the observational nature of our study, these results raise further concerns over hospital overcrowding being associated with potentially harmful delays in patient care.

Fischer said that in those cases, calling it an overdose only serves to attribute the cause of death to MDMA when in reality it was another toxin altogether.