Sentence examples for attributed to the measures from inspiring English sources

Outlook The second successive fall in monthly retail sales cannot be directly attributed to the measures unveiled in Wednesday's spending review, since the data is for September.

This is largely attributed to the measures for CAEV eradication that were taken in most farms of Tianjin, including serum antibody detection by AGID and viral DNA detection by PCR.

Some exposures after diagnosis (i.e., at ETV questionnaire) are considered to be attributed to the measure's relative stability.

We found that only 31% of the variance between the glucose meter at the bedside and laboratory analyzer results could be attributed to the measured variables.

Possibly, this may be attributed to the different measures applied to define stages of change and different samples under investigation.

Effective SID was defined as the electrical charge attributed to the routinely measured weak anions and calculated as follows: SIDe = bicarbonate + albumin charge + phosphate charge (all values in mEq/L), where bicarbonate = 0.0301*pCO2*10pH−6.1, albumin charge = [albumin] in g/L* pH*0.123 0.631) and phosphate charge = [phosphate] in mmol/L* pH*0.309 0.469) [19] 19].

This is attributed to the limited amount of measured data used to constrain the inverse problem.

Actual length of the tibia (without distraction) (ALT) was defined as the amount of tibial growth attributed to the physis and measured by subtracting the amount of distraction (D2-D1) from the total length of the tibia (L2): ALT = (L2 – (D2 – D1)).

The deviant behaviour we observe across the initial bases cannot be attributed to the internal quality measures used by the sequencing machine.

The differences in the extent of LD between the study by McKay et al. (2007) and previous studies were attributed to the differences in measures used to report LD, which is specifically D′ vs. r.

Discrepancies in results for frequencies less than 80 Hz are attributed to the difficulty in measuring differences of velocity between points that are near each other at low frequency, and a technique for avoiding such discrepancies is outlined.