Sentence examples for attributed to a dramatic from inspiring English sources

TB mortality has been variously attributed to a dramatic rise in drug resistance [ 6] and to deteriorations in TB services [ 7, 8] and the risk of dying could be reduced through improved care [ 9, 10].

The phenocopy of Runx1 and Cbfb mutants may be partly attributed to a dramatic defect in Runx1 protein expression in Cbfb CKO DRGs, as shown by immunostaining and western blot analysis at P0.

The dramatic decline in leprosy prevalence was attributed to a resolution passed in 1991 by the World Health Assembly (the governing body of the World Health Organization [WHO]) that was designed to eliminate the disease by 2000.

Far from a failure of democracy, the most dramatic leaps in public indebtedness can be attributed to a failure of capitalism and the form of neoliberalism at the heart of the great financial recession.

The cause of this was widely attributed to an idiosyncratic technique that features a back-and-across movement and leaves him deep in the crease but Ballance has always maintained that no dramatic overhaul is required.

The results from the present study also indicated that genetically engineered ShhMSCs promoted migration of endothelial progenitor cells which may be attributed to the dramatic upregulation of MMP-9 (4-fold) in ShhMSCs.

The alarming increase in the prevalence of CKD is largely attributed to the dramatic global increase of diabetes and hypertension incidence [ 2].

These challenges have been attributed to the dramatic demographic, socioeconomic, and family structure changes over the last several decades [ 16, 18].

The cases caused by the emerging serogroup A, C and Y strains as well as the increased cases caused by serogroup W135 were attributed to the dramatic increase in cases of meningococcal disease in 2001.

In 2010, 40% of new reported HIV cases were attributed to heterosexual intercourse, a dramatic increase from 27% in 2009.

The dramatic difference in genetic heterogeneity between the Chinese and Indian rhesus macaques has been attributed to both a large expansion of the Chinese population and a contraction of the Indian rhesus population [ 11].