Sentence examples for attributed to its proximity to from inspiring English sources

Radiohead eventually decided that Canned Applause was an unsatisfactory recording location, which Yorke attributed to its proximity to the band members' homes, and which Jonny Greenwood attributed to its lack of dining and bathroom facilities.

For temperatures above the Tm, the dynamics of the duplex are further stabilized by MgCl2 and glycine, whereas for site 3, the local dynamics are less variable upon addition of KCl, which may be attributed to its proximity of the more stable P1 duplex making site 3 insensitive to the P0 dynamics.

The susceptibility of the psoas muscle as primary type is attributed to its rich blood supply and proximity to overlying retroperitoneal lymphatic channels [25, 26].

The Civil Aeronautics Board concluded that the severity of Frank's injuries and the numerous particulates found embedded in his body could only be attributed to his proximity to an explosion.

As stated above, in Aamjiwnaang there was the noticeable decrease in male birth ratio (Mackenzie et al. 2005), which residents attribute to their proximity to petrochemical plants.

In 1980, when Deng Xiaoping declared it a special economic zone, Shenzhen was a fishing village whose greatest attribute was its proximity to Hong Kong.

But the area's most important attribute was probably its proximity to a cosmopolitan population, he said, especially cider-makers with experience in Europe.

Preliminary tests showed an unequal current distribution through the wires which was mainly attributed to the proximity effect.

The observed values of salinity as seen in Table 1 might be attributed to the proximity of the Bonny River to the sea.

Nevertheless, high concentrations of sulphate in groundwater of Pontina Plain are attributed to the proximity of the sampling locations to the coast.

Sydneys defeat is commonly attributed to the proximity of the two ships during the engagement, and Kormorans advantages of surprise and rapid, accurate fire.