Sentence examples for attributed to the management from inspiring English sources
A statement attributed to the management of Gawker, the parent company of Gizmodo, was published on Gizmodo's Web site Wednesday: We are pleased that the District Attorney of San Mateo County, Steven Wagstaffe, has decided, upon review of all of the evidence, that no crime was committed by the Gizmodo team in relation to its reporting on the iPhone 4 prototype last year.
This may be attributed to the management protocol that exists in Greece to administer antibiotic therapy for any suspected meningitis cases.
For district nurses, most of the workload was attributed to the management of impaired cognitive ability (primarily for medication management) and diabetic foot disorder (for wound management).
The higher seroprevalence in female sheep (34.39%) as compared to males (19.43%) is significant and might be attributed to the management system in that ewes are retained in the farm for longer periods for breeding purpose than males.
Patients with diabetes who have complications incur higher costs (4– 8) and an estimated one-third of the direct medical cost of diabetes can be attributed to the management of complications (5).
The cost of care for NH residents with dementia is three times higher than that of other NH residents, and about 30% of these costs are attributed to the management of disruptive behaviors [ 12].
They often come as part of a "big bath," in which a new management takes a large loss that can be attributed to the previous management.
He called the hits to earnings "legacy issues" that should be attributed to the former management.
Kitinan Sanguansak, assistant sports editor of the Thai daily newspaper The Nation, told the Observer that this equanimity can be attributed to the Thai management style.
It excluded several negatives that Mr. Wendt classified as balance-sheet items, attributed to the old management and classified as nonoperating.
The intensive wheat management system outperformed the standard system in 2011 based upon the estimated change in profit of about $49 per acre attributed to the intensive management system.
