Sentence examples for attributed to fallout from inspiring English sources

The extra dose is attributed to fallout from the atmosphere.

Some of the problems stem from a weak economy, but most of them have been attributed to fallout from three investigations into Ms. Stewart's sale of nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone Systems, the biotechnology company founded by her friend Samuel D. Waksal.

Anecdotally, the cause of Bowie's anisocoria was attributed to the fallout from a lusty scrap in the spring of 1962.

It's true that both worldwide terrorist attacks and terrorism-related cases against plotters in the United States have spiked since 2013, an increase largely attributed to the fallout from the Syrian civil war and the rise of the Islamic State.

But he warns that many consequences of the radiation, including its psychosocial effects and the total incidence of cancers attributed to the fallout, are not fully known.

In Belarus, Northern Ukraine and parts of the Russian Federation, about 2000 cases of thyroid carcinoma can be attributed to exposure to fallout; nearly all are papillary carcinomas, and together they form the largest number of cases of cancer of a single type due to a known cause on a known date that have ever occurred (Williams, 2002).

By fitting the convection diffusion equation to the available experimental data, the diffusion coefficient and convection velocity of 137Cs in soil could be determined; 72% of the 137Cs soil content could be attributed to the 137Cs fallout originating from Chernobyl.

The abundance of Ca-poor tephra in the RSSM region, and hence the particular spatial location of low S/Cl ratios, can be attributed to the formation and fallout of tephra aggregates.

It will here be tested if the variation of NDVIdif can be attributed to the impact of ash fallout.

On the other hand, a spatial pattern of activity of Cs in these mushrooms was mosaic-like, and this could be attributed to differences in the density of fallout and local soil conditions.

This is attributed to the fact that the distribution of radioactive fallout after the wildfires occurred to the intensely populated Western Europe, whereas after Fukushima it occurred towards the Pacific Ocean.