Sentence examples for attributed lack from inspiring English sources

Still others attributed lack of progress to improper intervention by outside forces.

In fact, they directly attributed lack of sleep, headaches, rashes, and a whole swath of vague complaints to a wireless broadband tower set up by iBurst.

Some farmers have attributed lack of observing withdrawal periods to harsh economic times (Shitandi and Sternesjö 2004).

And before that he also attributed lack of enough number Nobel Prizes won by Muslims to their religion.

The null hypothesis for an attributed lack of effect due to a risk factor is defined as β1 β2 (net effect) = 0.

Gil et al. (2008) [ 37] attributed lack of glycemic control among diabetics in rural Ethiopia to geographically scattered populations, shortage of drugs and insulin.

Community members tended to attribute lack of further impact to low participation and methods insufficiently attuned to the social nuances of very small rural communities.

Some studies with mixed or inconclusive results could attribute lack of success to poor study design or lack of statistical power.

This could be attributed to lack of awareness and lack of resources and facilities to conduct ESBL identification.

In a subsequent article in the newspaper, Ms. Hornstine attributed her lack of citation to her lack of experience as a journalist.

Alternatively, the lack of nef responses may be attributed to lack of viral replication within the priming cultures.