Sentence examples for attributed to the amendments from inspiring English sources

Although Faraid certificates are produced faster now, only minimal improvements to the problem can be attributed to the amendments made to the Small Estates Distribution Act 1955.

* Correction: The clause was previously attributed to the Fourth Amendment.

However, whether the reduced NO3 − was directly attributed to the biochar amendment or indirectly caused by the effect of biochar on microbial metabolism still needs further investigation.

An April 2011 EPA study, meanwhile, found that in 2010 alone, the decline in fine particle pollution and ozone pollution attributed to the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 prevented more than 160,000 premature deaths, 130,000 heart attacks, millions of cases of respiratory ailments, and 86,000 hospital admissions.

The shortfall is commonly attributed to the notorious 1996 Dickey Amendment, which forbade the CDC from funding research that can be seen as promoting gun control.

This alteration in the K extraction could be attributed to the modified properties of soil after manure amendments.

Moreover, the population of nosZ was found to be similar in both piles (Fig. 6b), therefore it could be hypothesized that the N2O reduced by biochar amendment was mainly attributed to the alternation of bacterial gene abundance of nirK.

This could be attributed to the slow release of N from the organic amendments.

Human selenosis in some areas in China is attributed to the practice of using high-Se combustion residues as a soil amendment [7, 17, 18].

These were attributed to the biopores formed from decayed roots, stubble, and organic manures as a result of increased yields and direct amendment of organic manure.

No deaths are attributed to the storm.