Sentence examples for attributed to a consequence from inspiring English sources

This can be attributed to a consequence of a number of factors including the slightly greater nozzle diameter, and different nozzle geometry, which includes cone angle and nozzle cylinder length, for CIJ, the different mode of drop generation or the higher polymer concentration investigated.

This difference has been attributed to an indirect consequence of the 2′-deoxy ΩG modification used in creating an inactive, crystallizable Azoarcus construct.

Disruption of female-enriched piRNA expressions could simply be attributed to an indirect consequence of male-like gene expression profiles established in the KG ovaries.

Our Sb2S3 nanotubes will yield a poor morphology and crystal quality when annealed above 400°C, which can be attributed to a sulfur deficiency as a consequence of sulfur loss during the high-temperature annealing without sulfur vapor [35].

In the decade of military conflict since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 2001, it was the deadliest war crime attributed to a single American soldier, with consequences that rippled through relations between the American and Afghan governments.

These negative consequences could be partially attributed to a relative lack of physical activity in older adults with a chronic condition (14% mediation for the HUI3 score).

In addition, the psychiatric illness may be unrecognized and untreated, especially in elderly patients whose physical complaints may be attributed to a tendency to ruminate or to worry excessively, or be incorrectly attributed to the consequences of aging.

These behaviours could be attributed to an unhealthy lifestyle the consequences of which account for roughly 70%% of health care expenditure [ 3].

However, the Ca2+ transients observed in our study are unlikely to be attributed to warming as a consequence of water absorption, as the temperature rise would be insignificant at the powers used in our study [ 16].

"This can be largely attributed to the consequences of milder winters on cub survival," he said.

Activation of degenerative processes has been described and attributed to detrimental consequences of prolonged starvation.