Sentence examples for attributed to over from inspiring English sources
The genetic architecture of MS is complex, where genetic risk has been attributed to over 100 polymorphic loci each with small odds ratios.
Musculoskeletal and low-back disorders are often attributed to over exertion of the body when the operator works to meet the demand of MMH tasks.
Proteolytic activity has been attributed to over 600 peptidases within the plant genome, [ 59].
On the other hand, increased awareness and concerns with the problem in post war period might have attributed to over reporting.
Such biofilms are of significant concern in nosocomial infections, where it is attributed to over $1 billion in increased hospital costs per annum in the US alone.
However, a reduction of cdx-2 gene expression in the late stages such as in invasive tumors may be attributed to over expression oncogenic proteins which may lead to deviate from normal epithelial phenotype to the neoplastic phenotype [ 15].
The obtained findings demonstrated that the failure of outlet pigtails was attributed to over-design operating temperatures.
Higher organic matter has been attributed to over-fertilization especially organic fertilizers (Song et al. 2012; Yang et al. 2015).
Deviations of the water from design quantity and quality, repeated shut-downs due to blocking of fine filtration, and failure of the water intake were the main features of recorded failures, as well as the high water production cost, which was mainly attributed to over-designing in certain elements of the system.
In infants and the cognitively impaired, the disease has normally been attributed to over-stimulation and under-stimulation from parents and caregivers, causing the individual to seek self-gratification and self-stimulus due to the lack or abundance of external stimuli.
Investigations on the clinical and prognostic implications of TIA-1+ lymphocytes is mostly restricted to haematological malignancies with both favourable and unfavourable effects attributed to over-expression of this protein [22], [23].
