Sentence examples for attributed to the introduction of a from inspiring English sources

The differences between these two CaP models are attributed to the introduction of a single endogenous knock-in mutation.

Yet, this improvement in outcome cannot be attributed to the introduction of a new drug or treatment but to an improvement of the process-of-care with more rapid diagnosis and treatment [6, 7].

Experimental and numerical studies suggest that these anomalous mechanical behaviors are attributed to the introduction of a structural hierarchy, intrinsically controlled by the cell wall slenderness of the triangular lattice and by the shape memory effect induced by the thermal and mechanical compressive treatment.

These improvements in hardness and wear resistance were attributed to the introduction of a large number of TiAlN/SiNx interfaces formed between TiAlN and SiNx layers and the refinement of multilayer microstructure owing to the suppression of the TiAlN grain growth.

Most of this increase is attributed to the introduction of a closed toll system along the routes, replacing an open toll system in which a toll was charged only at the Mirna Bridge (along the A9 motorway) and the Učka Tunnel.

Yet, this improvement in outcome cannot be attributed to the introduction of a new drug or treatment but to an improvement of the process-of-care with more rapid diagnosis and treatment [ 6, 7].

The breakdown of those norms has been widely attributed to the introduction of oral contraception, which gave women an unintrusive way to protect themselves against an unwanted pregnancy.

Robertson said half of Asos's growth comes from consumers switching to online shopping, with the other half attributed to the introduction of new products and brands.

This has often been attributed to the introduction of deposit insurance and the role of lenders of last resort, which reduced the cost of bank debt.

This can be attributed to the introduction of the low surface energy of PFDT.

This could be attributed to the introduction of metallic Ag particles by this novel surface plasma treatment.