Sentence examples for attributed the occurrence of from inspiring English sources

Recently, Chandrasekhar et al. (2017), studying the variability of CEJ signatures between two different longitudes (stations located at Campbell Bay and Vencode), attributed the occurrence of the CEJ to longer wavelength processes such as diurnal and semidiurnal tides.

In our case, we attributed the occurrence of vasospasm and AMI to the use of cayenne pepper pills for weight loss, which might have evoked a coronary artery spasm by eliciting neural endothelin release and catecholamine secretion, indicating marked sympathomimetic activity as a result of its intense stimulatory effect on the SNS.

We can easily see that the ancients attributed the occurrence of happiness to the gods.

We attribute the occurrence of such auxetic behaviour to the strong coupling between the chalcogen p orbitals and the intermetal t2g-bonding orbitals within the basic triangular pyramid structure unit.

It is as though the pigeon attributes the occurrence of food to the most recent potential cause (now the green light rather than the red), and the dog attributes food to the stimulus best correlated with its delivery (the light rather than the metronome).

Among the 30,757 hospitalizations of older adults with at least one fall injury hospitalization over the 10-year period, a model was found to attribute the occurrence of fall injury hospitalizations to all three risk factors included in the final model.

Most authors typically attribute the occurrence of introgression to demographic events and chance fixation, whereas relatively few suggest positive selection as a possible cause [34], [35].

We attribute the occurrence of large vacuoles to a malfunction in the formation of multilamellar bodies found in the less abundant type B Harderian gland cells.

We attribute the occurrence of this latter transcript to the result of an alternative splicing event that takes place in normal tissues, as previously reported [ Kawabata et al., 2003; De Tullio et al., 2003].

"Success" (1) was attributed to the occurrence of sailfish while "failure" (0) was attributed to the non-occurrence of sailfish, that is, to the occurrence of spearfish, thus we have assumed that Y follows a binomial distribution.

The typically observed noisy OSA spectrum can thus also be attributed to the occurrence of this previously undiscovered underlying spectral dynamic, apart from SBS-related effects.