Sentence examples for attributed to the likelihood from inspiring English sources

For example, in Michigan, people who visited Christian music Web sites were not fans, something strategists attributed to the likelihood of such people being Rick Santorum supporters.

This is sometimes attributed to the likelihood that the familial conditions that lead up to divorce create an extended period of conflict and stress in the home whereas death usually does not (Amato 1993).

The higher youth numbers she attributes to the likelihood they have had direct daily interactions with a Muslim at work or school.

This was attributed to the greater likelihood of developing fingers in sandstone cores and lower exposed surface areas compared to chalk.

This was attributed to the reduced likelihood of the transposome to insert at the ends of the amplicons.

Some of the gender differences in MDD have been attributed to the more likelihood of females than males to become victims of traumatic experiences such as sexual, physical and emotional abuse both in childhood and in adulthood [ 23].

During the earlier reporting period, 1974 1998, recreationally associated exposures predominated and increased over time; therefore, the summer predominance was attributed to the greater likelihood of recreational exposure in the summer.

Other studies have shown a proportional increase in the risk of caesarian delivery corresponding to the level of maternal obesity [ 6, 19, 27, 29- 32], that was largely attributed to the increased likelihood of pregnancy-related complications in obese women, such as preeclampsia, diabetes, fetal macrosomia and consequent labour inductions.

The underrepresentation of patients with type 1 diabetes is attributed to the lower likelihood of NDSS registrants with type 1 diabetes consenting to participate in research as there is not systematic updating of research consent status at the age of 18 among those registered as a child [ 28].

The increase in diagnoses among older people can be partly attributed to the general increased likelihood of health problems in older age.

This subregional difference in the state-dependency of the RSC can, in all likelihood, be attributed to the different weighting in external (RSA) vs. internal (RSG) information processing within the two subregions.