Sentence examples for attributed to observable from inspiring English sources

This is in line with results from an Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition which indicates that around 77%% of the gross wage gap in our sample can be attributed to observable differences.

Around three quarters of this increase can be attributed to observable changes in the individual socio-economic characteristics of the new migrants and the positive impact that this had on school composition by reducing the shares of students who did not speak the test language in many schools below the threshold that negatively impacts student outcomes.

This is attributed to an observable blockage of oxygen transport paths in the gas diffusion layer caused by increased flooding with liquid.

We used analysis of Population Attributable Risk (PAR) to estimate the proportion of women in the population whose non-screening could be attributed to readily observable risk factors.

Looking into the weaker signals it becomes obvious that throughout the time course of the measurement small peak sets, which based on the chemical shifts and the J-couplings can be attributed to pyruvate, are observable only in pQ56 transformed suspensions (Fig.  7b and Additional file 14F and G).

This observable fact is attributed to the change in the morphology of the synthesized fiber as discussed in the preceding section and explained in Figs. 2 and 3.

Negative ions are not observable which is attributed to the low amount of electronegative species and the high rates for ion-ion recombination (∼10−13 m3s−1 [36]) in the effluent before sampling.

Secondly, a general lack of granularity can be attributed to some existing data type definitions, as observable in Beye et al.'s generic conceptualization of profiles [28].

The last term on the right hand side of equation (5) is the part of the wage gap that can be explained by differences in observable characteristics between male and female workers in that industry, while the first three terms give the unexplained or the residual wage gap (the part attributed to gender differences in market returns to those observable characteristics).

Lastly, it should be noted that the absence of observable heritability may simply be attributed to a lack of power.

Fourth domain and similar models (the chronocyte, for example) have something very much in common with radical versions of symbiotic theory: Virtually no evolutionary novelty is attributed to standard evolutionary invention in the history of observable lineages; major novelties are attributed to acquisition only, in fully fledged form, via symbiotic mergers.