Sentence examples for attributed the strength of from inspiring English sources

Besides the relative stability of fuel prices, analysts attributed the strength of the truck and S.U.V. market to a need for consumers and corporate fleets to begin replacing older vehicles.

Analysts attribute the strength of the Swiss currency to an influx of money from institutional investors who, leery of budget problems in the United States and Europe, are avoiding the dollar and the euro.

While some of this can be attributed to the strength of domestic demand, the performance of exporters remains very disappointing.

But while some decisions can be attributed to the strength of competition – BBC2's Top of the Lake was unlucky to come up against the blockbuster of Broadchurch in best drama series – others look wilful and pointed.

A direct relationship between metal load and catalyst stability was found and attributed to the strength of metal-support interactions.

Mid-afternoon minimum CO2 concentrations and negative fluxes are attributed to the strength of biospheric photosynthesis and strong mixing of local anthropogenic sources in a deep mixed layer.

Thus, it is thought that the variety of focal mechanisms shown in Figs. 9 and 11 are attributed to the strength of the faults.

Accordingly, the efficiency of ozone technique for solely removing organics and ammonia from leachate is relatively weak; the technique is more efficient for color removal, which may be attributed to the strength of organic components in leachate, improving the removal efficiency in lower initial COD concentration as shown in Table 3.

This high proportion of false memories is attributed to the strength of the associations between the words presented in the lists and the words falsely remembered (Deese, 1959).

Such observations suggest the substantial contribution of experience-induced neuroplasticity to musicians' enhanced sound processing and may be attributed to the strength of top-down contributors to auditory processing [ 33, 69].

The second finding was that the higher performance of the WC and BF% model can be partly attributed to the strength of BF% in predicting HOMA-IR among leaner participants, and the strength of WC in predicting HOMA-IR among participants who are more obese.