Sentence examples for attributed to the normal from inspiring English sources

Differences between the first four surveys (year 2002 and 2003) and the later ones could be attributed to the normal decline of malaria prevalence after the malaria epidemic of 2001 [80], or/and to the introduction of the artemisin-based combination therapy and Rapid diagnostic tests in December 2003.

In addition, signs of HF, such as fatigue or dyspnoea, are often attributed to the normal ageing process.

These risks can in part be attributed to the normal developmental stages of adolescence but are compounded by the high prevalence of medical and psychiatric problems in this group (DeMatteo, Wells, Salter Goldie, & King, 2002; Karatzios et al., 2007).

Animals in all treatment groups showed an increase in body weight over the duration of study, which could be attributed to the normal growth phase and the hyperlipidemic diets.

Addition of Cys to MHF, however, gave two emission bands at 380 and 510 nm, which can be attributed to the normal isomer (N* emission) and tautomer (T* emission) of HF, respectively (see Scheme 1b).

Although declines in cognition attributed to the normal aging process are well documented, some of these changes may be related to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other types of dementia.

In three control rod recordings, 100 µM MFA was superfused with essentially no effect, except for a marginal reduction in light sensitivity that we attribute to the normal rundown observed during long rod recordings.

However, no correlation was found with overall glucose load, different from what was observed by Monnier et al. (5); again, this discrepancy was attributed to the almost normal blood glucose values of our patients.

Our observation of higher levels of autophagy in primary normal cells may be attributed to the hypothesis that normal cells have a higher ROS-threshold tolerance than cancer cells (Gorrini et al, 2013).

The increase in axial pullout force is attributed to the increase in normal stresses due to the dilatant behaviour of the sand under interface shear deformations.

The increased TB concentration might be attributed to the failure of normal uptake, conjugation and excretion by the damaged hepatic parenchyma [30].