Sentence examples for attributed to a resolution from inspiring English sources

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.

Taken together, the results of the control analyses indicate that the similar exponential-type node degree distributions observed for the MA and NI lines can not be attributed to a lack of resolution in the expression vector comparison methods.

Retrospectively, the failure of MLST to disclose the sharp discontinuities among CGs can be attributed to a severe lack of resolution.

The Denver PNRP implemented their intervention in an integrated safety-net health care system and found that prostate cancer navigation shortened time to diagnostic resolution, with borderline significant results attributed to a small sample size and potential reduced screening practice among older age groups [ 19].

Fifty per cent of eyes with lamellar macular defects in our study had ERM, compared with 62% of 29 eyes in the study by Haouchine et al 14 and 89% of 19 eyes in the study by Witkin et al. 13 Related to the latter study, the higher proportion of ERM found in eyes with lamellar holes could be attributed to the increased resolution of ultrahigh-resolution OCT used.

This difference is attributed to the resolution differences between the SIMS and the radiotracer techniques.

The sub-optimal performance of wind direction variable is attributed to grid resolution of vertical and horizontal layers of MM5-CALMET model.

Although this may be attributed to the resolution of the tomography, the chamber volume we estimated may represent an upper limit.

The relative error of Δp p/Δt measured with MKS Baratron is smaller than 0.3%% plus the inaccuracy attributed to the resolution of the pressure transducer which is 1/10 of mbar.

This is attributed to higher spatial resolution and a more detailed presentation of pipeline networks within communities and oil/gas fields.

The smaller estimated sizes by PFGE can be attributed to the low resolution of the some bands in the electrophoresis, which may lead to an underestimation of the genome sizes (Figure S1).