Sentence examples for attributed to inability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the reduced levels of detection of child maltreatment and subsequent reporting may be attributed to inability or reluctance of children to report their victimization due to their small ages and immature stage of development whether physical, mental and cognitive, together with lack of experience and fear of consequences (Kesner et al. 2009).

The lack of response to TL1A cannot be attributed to inability of DR3 to signal IκBα degradation in HUVEC, as expressing full length DR3 by transfection allowed TL1A to degrade IκBα.

This could be attributed to inability of the dose to overcome counter-regulatory physiological mechanisms [ 36], lesser concentration of the active principles to induce hypoglycemia or the small sample size employed that precluded statistical significance.

Clinton's defeat in Iowa in 2008 was largely attributed to her inability to connect with Iowa's caucus-goers.

It is also important to note that while his I.Q. was measured at 53, the low number can likely be in part attributed to his inability to be tested.

This is mainly attributed to the inability to diagnose tumors in their early stage.

This might be attributed to the inability of larger particles, such as the examined nanoparticles, to cross the basement membrane.

This result may be attributed to the inability of serum to dissociate DNA from lipids in EDL complexes.

The tendency for people to perform poorly on dynamic decision-making tasks has been attributed to their inability to form adequate mental models of dynamic systems (Sterman, 1994).

These predictions are, however, inconsistent, a fact attributed to the inability of the reconstruction method to accurately reflect the contributions of smaller pores and throats to electrical conductivity.

The reduced affinity at the 5-HTT may be attributed to the inability of the rigid tropane-derived analogs to adopt conformations favored by the 5-HTT.