Sentence examples for attributed to the modern from inspiring English sources

This magnificent collection is attributed to the modern hybrids that exist today.

On the one hand, the lower rates of side effects could be attributed to the modern IMRT/IGRT technique; on the other hand, the moderate hypofractionation could have an important impact: the α/β ratio of prostate cancer is supposed to be lower than the surrounding healthy tissue of rectum and bladder resulting in a probably lower rate of late side effects.

This is mostly attributed to the fact that modern life has increased and democratized the opportunities for illicit sex.

Just as Julius Caesar had become Divo Giulio, the god Julius, so the makers of the 2008 film Il Divo, a biopic about Andreotti, attributed to the infinitely pragmatic modern Giulio seemingly mesmeric powers all the more striking for his superficial drabness.

Increased motivation to thoroughly evaluate the true potential of MIP technology is clearly attributed to the demands of modern analytical chemistry, which include enhanced sensitivity, selectivity and applicability of molecular recognition building blocks at decreasing costs.

Andrews also noted the increase in the number of non-contact anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, which he attributed to the size of modern players.

I put it on, the first grimy and psychedelic chords puffed out like smoke, and every bitter taste I had just attributed to the failure of modern rock was suddenly lost in an endless haze of 70s guitar fuzz and groovy sweetness.

This height difference could be attributed to the hardness of modern-day ceramic femoral heads, resulting in the softer transferred metal to be worn down by the normal gait cycle more easily than on CoCr femoral heads [ 5, 15].

Given that rural consumption continued to increase for the same period, the national level drop in the use of all forms of modern contraception may be attributed to the urban decline in the use of modern contraception.

From 1994 to 2003, the incidence increased threefold; this has been attributed to the more widespread use of modern imaging modalities rather than a true increase.

However, modern procellariid genera began to appear possibly just as early as the proposed splitting of the family, with a Rupelian (Early Oligocene) fossil from Belgium tentatively attributed to the shearwater genus Puffinus, and most modern genera were established by the Miocene.