Sentence examples for attributed to the factors from inspiring English sources

Unmarried couples break up more than married couples do, but most of that difference something like two-thirds, according to the demographers Laura Tach and Kathryn Edin can be attributed to the factors that made them more likely to remain unmarried in the first place: they tend to be poorer, less educated, younger, and to report less happiness and more stress in their relationships.

This difference is attributed to the factors related to the presence of material defects, crystal structure, residual stress, indenter geometry and loading/unloading rate differences between the MD and experimental results.

After establishing the final factor structure of the CLEQ the items of this instrument were attributed to the factors on which they had the highest loading.

The objective of this categorisation was discovery of potential structural differences that can be attributed to the factor properties.

Second, if an item loaded across several factors, it was attributed to the factor for which it maximized internal consistency measured by Cronbach's α.

The formula results in a proportion that is applied to the total number of incident cases in the UK population, to obtain the number of cases that can theoretically be attributed to the factor in that population (PAF).

Two criteria were used to attribute each item to one of the factors: a substantial loading (>0.60) on one principal component, or, if an item loaded across several factors, it was attributed to the factor for which it maximized internal consistency measured by Cronbach's α.

The reason can attribute to the factor of limited pixel rate in a captured image (512 pixels per 3mm), which can easily blur the differences.

Because we used only 1 TSE agent, these changes can be attributed to the host factors and not to the agent.

The highest weight (6) was attributed to the 'Fault factor'; the other factors all received a smaller weight (2 4).

The highest relative weight (6) was attributed to the 'Fault factor'; the other factors all received a smaller relative weight (2 4).