Sentence examples for attributed to a mild from inspiring English sources

The ice conditions were attributed to a mild winter that caused large numbers of icebergs to shift off the west coast of Greenland.

Early in the year, the United States, once the biggest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, saw its carbon-dioxide emissions from energy use drop to the lowest level since 1992, a decline the Department of Energy attributed to a mild winter, a shift from coal to natural gas and a slow economy.

And they also said the condition was unrelated to the mild hand tremor O'Neill had early in life, which they attributed to a familial condition known as essential tremor.

The fact that the oldest patients are milder has been confirmed by previous research [ 25] and may be attributed to an age effect.

The incidence of TEAEs was lower in the current study than reported in controlled clinical studies (e.g. [ 34]), which may be attributed to an underreporting of mild/moderate adverse events that is a feature of observational studies.

UCP2 is known to be a negative regulator of mitochondrial ROS production, a property attributed to its mild uncoupling activity.

Yet the glut, attributed to the mild winter and an increase in the number of juvenile crabs, is bringing anything but profits for the watermen, some of whom still speak with the Elizabethan lilt of their 17th- and 18th-century British ancestors.

While the region isn't commonly known for riesling, Ashbrook consistently impresses with its affordable (around AU$20/£12) offering, with an intensity that's attributed to the mild maritime climates.

The neuroprotective effect of a plant extract was once attributed to the mild depolarization of ΔΨ m [ 59].

Mr. Fisher said the magazine had not yet tested any new start-stop systems, but noted that a lot of the fuel savings attributed to the mild hybrids it had tested came from engine shutdown at idle.

RSPB conservationists said an increase in sightings of the long-tailed tit, alongside other smaller garden birds such as the coal tit (up 25% since last year) and great tit (up 15%), could be attributed to the mild weather in the months leading up to the birdwatch.