Here's a simple example: I could write and post this article to many a site but because it's on TechCrunch it will travel further and be more attributed than elsewhere.
Part of the increase in office leasing in Westchester last year is attributed to escalating rents elsewhere: Class A office space in Greenwich, Conn., is now renting for $50 to $70 a square foot a year; in Stamford, Conn., for $40 to 50 a square foot; and in Manhattan, for $70 and above.
If you're seeing low engagement on certain ad types, such as a video for example, these channels can now be attributed to driving conversions elsewhere.
The lower fertility experienced by women after a caesarean section has been shown elsewhere and attributed to the psychological and/or physical trauma of childbirth, including rational decision making and wound infections [ 13, 32].
Barcelona left with legitimate complaints about the officiating, particularly when Mario Gomez and the outstanding Arjen Robben scored the second and third goals, but they would be kidding themselves if they want to attribute the blame elsewhere.
It is not known who originally suggested the yellow, green and red, but the idea is usually attributed to Lithuanian exiles living elsewhere in Europe or in the United States during the 19th century.
Phenotypic differences of these cases with the classical imprinting syndromes may be present or not and can be attributed to abnormal DNA-methylation elsewhere.
We coded responses to the primary question about patients' most important attributes and examined the entirety of each interview to identify additional attributes expressed elsewhere in participants' accounts.
For newly austere Flamengo, former Sporting midfielder Elias roamed around nicely, managing to complete all 33 passes he attempted against Volta Redonda – no mean feat given his main attributes lie elsewhere.
Probably best check with him is ok to use elsewhere, even if not attributed to him, but I thought it rather summed up where we have got to.
