Sentence examples for attributed to the marginal from inspiring English sources

Non-union and neck absorption in fractures of the femoral neck have probably been wrongly attributed to the marginal necrosis of fragment ends.

Instead, it can be purely attributed to the incorrect approach used to obtain marginal predictions from a random intercepts model.

The marginal loss of 0.3 dB is attributed to the lack of Gray coding.

Cloned bovine mammary epithelial cells also depended on FBS for proliferation and a marginal advantage could be attributed to the higher FBS concentration (10% FBS) [10].

The marginal induction by the cell lysate could be attributed to the remnants of the cell wall fraction present in the supernatant.

The marginal improvement in survival demonstrated over time is potentially attributed to the increased use of staging procedures with lymphadenectomy.

Alternatively, the fact that we observed only marginal differences between fibre types may also be attributed to the fact that food was ingested prior to exercise.

Species diversity and within-species genetic diversity are markedly lower inside the brackish Baltic Sea compared to adjacent areas, which to a large extent is attributed to these marginal environmental conditions creating specific selection pressures and promoting the evolution of local adaptations [ 20- 22].

Therefore, the discrete, localized sources, S1 S3, can be attributed to marginal effects under the atmospheric condition that explains the limited local sources and absence of infrasound signals arriving from mountainous regions located to the left side of the margin.

The rounded and embayed shapes of albite and K-feldspar grains (Figure 10) are attributed to disequilibrium marginal melting, which has occurred due to a decrease in the melting temperature of feldspar caused by the release of OH- from hydrous phases or by viscous shear heating at >1,100°C (Spray 1992).

For example, risk aversion is commonly attributed to diminishing marginal utility, yet because economists observe choice rather than marginal utility, the explanation of diminishing marginal utility is an "as if" concept.