Sentence examples for attributed the high proportion from inspiring English sources

Creighton considered smallpox to be 'exclusively an affair of childhood' in large provincial towns, and attributed the high proportion of adult smallpox victims in London to its peculiarity 'in receiving a constant recruit direct from the country', where he supposed smallpox to be infrequent.

We attribute the high proportion of new regional records to the use of a systematic sampling design.

The calculation of total costs of resource utilisation attributes the highest proportion of costs to hospitalisation, the factor in the model for which there are the most data for Germany.

The low activity of 3-STE is attributed to the high proportion of organic residues after solvothermal treatment, as evidenced by TGA (see Figure 3).

This unexpected finding was mainly attributed to the high proportion (51%, data not shown) of orthodox/ultraorthodox Jews who achieved adequate PA by the travel domain alone.

Therefore, the evidently low rate of complications reported in this study may be attributed to the high proportion of type I mutilation.

Overall MDR was 42.4%, a very high increase, most likely attributed to the high proportion of retreatment cases (94/115) in our study population as opposed to new TB cases in the previous studies.

The higher rate of change can also be attributed to the high proportion of non-synonymous changes seen in this case (5/9; Figure 1), which may be related to the immunological status of this child.

However, our results showed an improvement in FEV1/FVC ratios in group B, which could be attributed to the high proportion of participants in this group diagnosed with bronchial asthma at initial evaluation when compared with the other groups.

Further analysis in NTUH case-patients showed that such a decrease was attributed to the high proportion of Klebsiella spp. infection and that diabetes played no significant role in prognoses.

TB specialists in Estonia and Latvia attributed the high default rates to a high proportion of patients with severe alcohol abuse disorders for whom adherence to treatment is difficult.