Sentence examples for attributed to its consumption from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, reduction in VFA concentration was observed after 24 h which can be attributed to its consumption by other groups of bacteria that co-exist along with the enriched culture.
Despite the antioxidant health effects attributed to its consumption, there are no studies regarding the effects of the maná-cubiu on the MeHg toxicity in male reproductive system.
Even with these limitations, the opportunity to define the magnitude of the risk of developing cancer associated with tobacco use and the fraction of cancers that can be attributed to its consumption by a large Brazilian national study allowed, for the first time in the country, to give a comprehensive overview of this association.
Even with these limitations, the opportunity to define the magnitude of the risk of developing cancer associated with tobacco use and the fraction of cancers that can be attributed to its consumption by a large Brazilian national study allowed, for the first time in the country, a comprehensive overview of this association.
The mechanisms underlying cardioprotection of β1-AR blocker may not be simply attributed to its reducing myocardial oxygen consumption or blocking β1-AR signaling which is detrimental to the heart.
The widespread dissemination of C. jejuni is largely attributed to its transmission to humans by consumption of contaminated food sources frequently colonized by the bacteria.
This way any differences in outcomes (heart attacks and strokes) can be reliably attributed to sodium consumption.
The increase in sugar in the typical American diet in recent decades is largely attributed to higher consumption of high fructose corn syrup.
Folklore has it that interest in the fungus stems from the startling performance of Chinese runners at an international track meet in 1993, which their coach attributed to their consumption of a soup combining the fungus with turtle blood.
He said farming in some African countries has been devastated by temperature rises combined with drought that he attributed to "huge consumption" by richer nations.
