Sentence examples for attributed to a relative from inspiring English sources

Now Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz have argued (PDF) convincingly that recent growth in income inequality can be attributed to a relative decline in the supply of college graduates and a corresponding increase in the relative supply of lower skilled workers.

The observed high concentrations of soil exchangeable K+ under the natural forest land use system can be attributed to a relative pumping of potassium from the subsoil to topsoil by vegetation (Bohn et al. 2001).

It is illuminated that the PCE of the IOSC devices reaches a maximum value of approximately 1.04% with 5 nm thickness of MoO3, which is attributed to a relative complete coverage of the active layer by MoO3, and thus avoiding certain leakage currents in some weak spots [12].

However, the substantial decrease in frequency of physical aggression during adolescence, as observed in our C-LHPA group, cannot be directly attributed to a relative increase in 5-HT synthesis capacity, at least not from the level observed at 27 years of age.

Such a developmental programming, reproduced in animal models by maternal undernutrition [6], is in part attributed to a relative lack of leptin during crucial time windows in the developmental neuronal plasticity, since a normal adult phenotype may be restaured after treatment of either pregnant dams [7] or suckling pups [8], [9] by exogenous leptin.

Such an analysis revealed that the overall decline in spine density could be attributed to a relative increase in the fraction of lost spines over 4 weeks.

Analysis of the chimpanzee genome also found a higher synonymous substitution rate in disease genes that was attributed to a higher relative frequency of CpG dinucleotides [ 6].

For 1-year-olds and 31 50-year-old 31 50-year-old 31 50-year-oldd 1.62 ng OTA kg bw−1, respectively), with the greater value in children attributed to a higher food intake relative to their body weight.

The decreased levels of plasma cholesterol observed by the combination therapy were attributed to a substantial decrease (64% relative to vehicle) in low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and not high-density lipoprotein (HDL), which is enhanced compared to the effect of liraglutide (35%) and RM-493 (46%) alone (Fig 5A).

In previous stopped-flow FRET studies, a very rapid step occurring prior to the P1 phase was attributed to a translocation of the DNA relative to Dpo4, corresponding to a shift in equilibrium from the nonproductive state to the productive state.

In the current study we use a similar methodology to the above studies to empirically disentangle the potential health effects of objectively assessed income/wealth rank from effects that can be attributed to a person's absolute- or relative-income/wealth.