Sentence examples for attributed to the scarcity from inspiring English sources

This year at least two people were killed during walks home through dangerous areas -- incidents attributed to the scarcity of taxis.

This could be partly attributed to the scarcity and quality of data.

For instance, the sequencing and physical mapping of the chicken genome revealed the homology between bird and human chromosomes (Nanda et al. 2000; Schmid et al. 2000), and the high conservation of the avian genome previously attributed to the scarcity of repeat elements (Backstrom et al. 2008) was later confirmed by additional genome analyses (Dalloul et al. 2010; but see Griffin et al. 2007).

Scarcity of grazing resources attributed to the invasion of Dergi Hara and drought created livestock feed crisis with strong implication on the livelihood of pastoralists.

In both Nothotrioza spp. galls, the scarcity of lipid droplets and essential oils is attributed to the characteristics of the host plants, P. myrtoides and P. cattleianum.

This ability to adapt to different environments has been mainly attributed to the formation of spores, which occurs under certain conditions of stress and nutrient scarcity.

Scarcity of Entrophospora in the rhizosphere of woody plant species is attributed to the disruption of the extra-radical hyphae [21].

No deaths are attributed to the storm.

The unavailability of behavioral therapy even at the national referral hospital is attributed to a scarcity of clinical psychologists in the country.

This lack of attention and response to UHIs and its environmental and social causes and consequences can be at least partly attributed to a scarcity of good empirical research which provides urban planners the kind of data and ideas that they need and able to utilize in the planning process.

Its importance can be attributed to growing scarcity of natural resources, increased processing costs for virgin materials (such as mining iron ore for steel manufacturing), and environmental legislation to make manufacturers more responsible with regard to waste disposal.