Sentence examples for attributed the cause to from inspiring English sources

Officials have attributed the cause to an error in the rocket's "databus," equipment that transmits electrical signals to the warhead.

They attributed the cause to a Ti nanoparticle layer on the edge of the insert formed during the milling process when using TiO2 EG nanofluid, which can be proved from the SEM and EDX of cutting edge as shown in Fig. 12.

Analysis of Cl levels in thermal springs sampled in the 15 years following the crisis has attributed the cause to shallow magma intrusion (Villemant et al. 2005; Boichu et al. 2011), and the chlorine isotope signature of thermal spring waters is markedly magmatic (Li et al. 2012).

But even in New York, barely 50percentt attribute the cause to humans.

However, this explanation is still debatable, as some scientists claim that the conductance changes too fast to attribute the cause to sweat.

Perhaps more alarming, Mr. Alvarez opined at the meeting about the origins of the financial crisis, attributing the cause to "regular mortgage lending," according to the attendee.

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.

Delivering a narrative verdict, in which the circumstances of a death are recorded without attributing the cause to a named individual, Voisin said she would write to NHS England about the provision of mental health services for pregnant women.

But why this nutritional disparity exists is a sticky problem, with one camp of scholars and policymakers attributing the cause to an absence of grocery stores in poor neighborhoods — so-called food deserts.

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.

Even when we attribute the cause to pilot error, the assumption is usually that the pilot was doing something inherently safe, and then crashed by taking an unsafe action.