Sentence examples for attributed as much as from inspiring English sources

Recent burden of disease studies have attributed as much as 7.4% of global disability adjusted life-years to mental and behavioural disorders, with 2.5% attributable to major depressive disorder (MDD) alone [ 1].

The duo's success may be about universal pop attributes as much as cultural exoticism.

"We could only attribute as much as 30% [of the Arctic ice loss] to the AMO," he said.

Over all, the change was tremendously beneficial to the economy — the paper attributes as much as 20 percent of increased productivity over the past half century to greater equality and "the resulting improved allocation of talent".

The consequence may be to minimize the role of then Belgrade and rather attribute as much as possible to individual actors.

And what does public opinion look like?" A closer look at the record of the president who is considered the most effective Congressional negotiator in modern times, Lyndon B. Johnson, shows that his success can be attributed as much to circumstance as to his famous powers of persuasion and intimidation.

Similarly, the victory of the English navy in the Camperdown Campaign in 1797 has been attributed as much to weather as to military tactics (Wheeler 1991).

Yet the astronomical growth of China's social networks can be attributed as much to its massive market size as to its cultural norms and values.

It's not their home so it's probably not something they are going to attribute as much importance to as their elders do".

In Chicago he had a change of heart, which he attributes as much to his own musical growth as to Mr. Levy's alterations.

The first three do not worry the taxman; the fourth gives him sleepless nights.The first of the less worrying sort involves moving a physical business such as a manufacturing plant to a tax haven and then attributing as much profit to it as possible.