Sentence examples for attributed to raised from inspiring English sources

Given the safety implications attributed to raised heart rate in other contexts, 10 13 there is a surprising lack of concern over its possible implications in this setting.

Over a third of the 2013-14 total (£4.7bn) was attributed to raising contribution levels for public sector pensions and cutbacks within the civil service.

Increased prevalence of brucellosis in cattle and buffaloes in Egypt can be attributed to raising sheep and goats with cattle or buffaloes in villages.

Additional support may be gathered for the Double ABCX model by further evaluating the meaning parents attribute to raising a child with perinatal stroke (e.g., the advantages and disadvantages).

Awareness of the Cochrane Library appeared higher in Mulago hospital, Uganda compared to other sites; this could be attributed to awareness raising workshops on evidence informed practice by visiting researchers.

Though Mr. Paterson issued a statement after the radio interview that not all the attacks against him could be attributed to race, he raised the issue of bias again in an interview on Saturday with Gerson Borrero, a political commentator, that was posted on the Internet on Monday.

Our results showed that the absence of male gonadal steroids attributed to castration significantly raised the serum lipid levels and increased fat accumulation in the pigs.

According to the results of this investigation, formation of coarse grains at the periphery of the extrudate is attributed to high temperatures raised during extrusion rather than high strain rates.

The earliest work definitely attributed to Fabritius, Raising of Lazarus, is still very much in the manner of Rembrandt.

About $10 million of the overtime payments this year covered training financed by the Department of Homeland Security, and Mr. Gribbon said some of the fluctuations over the years can be attributed to salary raises.

Apparently, Lopez had an unpleasant childhood, which he clearly attributes to being raised in a home with no father.