Sentence examples for attributed to wide from inspiring English sources

The inconsistency has been attributed to wide variation in doses and the high (micromolar range) doses that are often used (LaPensee et al. 2009).

We note that evaluation of psoriasis transcriptomes has been assessed elsewhere [ 20] and the observed low reproducibility across various studies was attributed to wide variability in clinical protocols, platforms and sample handling among different datasets.

Early VLF events due to lightning discharges located ±50 100 km off the TRGCPs have been attributed to narrow-angle forward scattering (Inan et al., 1995), whereas those due to lightning discharges located ±100 500 km off the TRGCP (or even behind the receiver) have been attributed to wide-angle scattering (Dowden et al., 1996).

Compared with single-EML devices, double-EMLs devices showed higher EL efficiencies, higher brightness, and lower operation voltage attributed to wider recombination zone and better balance of carriers.

Although the decreased LOS with nH1N1 could be attributed to wider antiviral use in this population, our data does not support this interpretation.

The difference between the impulse control group and phobias in comparison with the other anxiety disorder groups can be attributed to wider cross-national variations in the latter.

Moreover, the year of the policy change was characterised by a 40% drop in funding to districts and facilities as well as widespread drug shortages, attributed to wider health systems issues [ 29].

This reduction could be attributed to wider use of Legionella urinary antigen tests in the diagnosis of Legionnaires' disease, which led to faster diagnosis than with traditional serologic tests.

The wide range of values for TB burden is mostly attributed to the wide range of estimates of the proportion of latently-infected individuals.

The rapid progress was attributed to the wide streets overhead and the modification of the cut-and-cover method devised by the French engineer Fulgence Bienvenue.

The claim that cellar door is beautiful to the ear — in opposition to its prosaic meaning — has been made by and attributed to a wide variety of writers over the years.