Sentence examples for attributed to a massive from inspiring English sources
Daly's swing coach, Rick Smith, described Daly as being in a "toxic state," which Smith attributed to a massive weight loss, not enough sleep and the wrong kind of diet.
In sharp contrast after 6 months, extensive tissue destruction was observed in all animals of the polymer group that was attributed to a massive foreign body reaction at the histological level.
Much of the decline can be attributed to a massive share overhang: the government still owns two-thirds of the equity in the country's 1,287 listed firms, and its periodic attempts to sell, or rumours that it may do so, depress prices.
To illustrate how this approach might go, consider Pooley's proposal that the dynamical approach to special-relativistic theories might postulate only R4 topological spatiotemporal structure, which could be (for example) attributed to a massive scalar field.
It has been attributed to a massive catecholamine release after massive brain injury [ 1, 39], causing a hypertensive crisis and followed by neurogenic hypotension.
Instead of attributing to a massive gene loss in multiple Classes of tetrapods, we reasoned that the most parsimonious inference would be that the WGD-derived co-orthologs underwent neo-functionalization or sub-functionalization, and that heterotachy incurred by functional divergence led to the aberrant tree topology [15].
The massive shortfall is being attributed to a 20percentt drop in corporate revenue and increased federal spending.
The origin of such an improvement is attributed to the massive ionization of defects in the silicon-rich nitride layer by direct impact of injected hot electrons coming from the SiO2 conduction band.
The case reported is a clival GCT operated on by an extended endonasal approach that provides another contribution on how to address one of the most feared complications attributed to this approach: a massive bleed due to an internal carotid artery injury.
But it would be hard to detect any improvements in local newspapers that could be attributed to the massive expansion of tertiary education.
