Sentence examples for attributed the existence of from inspiring English sources
Both corals and algae depend on sunlight for photosynthesis, and the study attributed the existence of many of the deep reef habitats to exceptionally clear water.
The obtained experimental data were in good agreement with the results of numerical calculations, which attributed the existence of the two plateaus on the plot of the C=C bond conversion distribution to the formation of an oxygen-lean point.
This finding adds to consolidate the findings by Tiana et al. [ 15] from a theoretical analysis of three eukaryotic genetic regulatory network in which they attributed the existence of oscillation to a common design of a NFB with underlying time delay.
We attribute the existence of ferromagnetism partly to the zigzag edges and the defects in our samples.
Very roughly, the difference between individualist anarchism and anarcho-capitalism is that the former (but not the latter) is suspicious of income that does not derive from labor and tends to attribute the existence of such income to illicit state interference.
Dawkins is forced to attribute the existence of religion to an exception of evolutionary theory -- causing one to wonder whether Dawkins isn't adapting his theory to fit the conclusion that he selected.
The very fact that the partners are capable of achieving an egalitarian marriage at all probably means that it would be more accurate to attribute the existence of any such imbalances to the partners themselves, as opposed to say, broader notions of inequality.
Iain Moncreiffe notes that some consider the name to be a trade name, equivalent to the names Gow (smith) or MacNair ("son of the heir") and attribute the existence of the surname in various parts of Scotland to the fact that the name signifies descent from various individuals who were wood workers.
Barcellos and Sabroza [ 13] attribute the existence of diseases concentration areas primarily to local living conditions.
Both were valued considerably higher, with Balotelli worth almost double his fee and Suárez £9.5m (€12moreore than Barcelona eventually paid, a fact attributed to "the existence of buyout clauses and/or non-sporting related issue".
