Sentence examples for attributed the low levels from inspiring English sources

They attributed the low levels of NH4 +, NO3 −, and nss-SO4 2− concentrations during the wet season to the predominance of the oceanic air mass and the high levels during the dry season to the enhanced downwind transport of pollutants and the lack of wet removal.

The authors attributed the low levels of chlorophylls (and the concomitant increase in pheophytin) as being artifacts of the extraction protocol, but added that carotenoid levels were unaffected.

While P. radiata seedlings often reach a height of 2 m in the second year after establishment (Lisboa 1993; Mead 2013), we attribute the low level of growth in this study to the very low soil moisture availability at the planting site.

Some conservationists have attributed the low river levels partly to the construction of China's fourth dam on the Mekong, at Xiaowan.

Doerge et al. (2010) reported comparable results, with serum concentrations of unconjugated BPA undetectable and total BPA approximately 300 times lower in suckling rat pups than in their dams; these authors attributed the low plasma levels observed in pups to low BPA intake from the mother's milk.

Of course, context is important, and it is perhaps misleading to not mention here that much of the educational success of industrialized countries such as Finland is often attributed to the low levels of childhood poverty in these nations as compared to the distressingly high level of childhood poverty in the United States.

Dominance of Methanosaeta was also found in the anaerobic reactors treating microalgal biomass which was attributed to the low levels of acetate [ 34].

The lack of an increase of acute myeloid leukemia was attributed to the low levels of benzene exposure in the petroleum industry, particularly in comparison to benzene exposure levels in some previous studies of workers in other industries, who had been found to experience an increased risk of acute myeloid leukemia.

While the paternalistic approach of health professionals in developing countries has been attributed to the low levels of education of most of their patients[ 44, 45], there is some evidence to show that some categories of patient, such as those with progressive incurable disease, and their caregivers, actually want more information[ 46].

It is characterised by mild, calm weather with high levels of sunshine, sea breezes and a "healthy, bracing air" attributed to the low level of tree cover.

CARM1 seen in the untreated cells can be attributed to the low level of background activation by GR resulting from a small amount of GR in the nucleus before treatment (see EMSA-Fig. 2B-Lane 2).