Sentence examples for attributes the extent from inspiring English sources

Since there is a lack of well-established measures for many of the ASCOT attributes, our approach to validation follows that taken by Coast et al [ 11], and focuses on the construct validity of each of the attributes: the extent to which each attribute has the expected relationship with other variables and concepts.

The complexity in attributing the extent to which NNS consumption is compensated for by intake of other foods is fraught with methodological challenges both in controlled feeding experiments and free-living trials.

Although the selected G0 images demonstrate that identified regulatory elements directed expression in cell types overlapping the endogenous phox2b expression domains we cannot definitively attribute the extent of their regulatory control nor exclude the potential for regulatory control beyond those domains.

These products each have unique design and chemistry attributes, and the extent of marker overlap and their potential utility for quantitative trait loci fine mapping, detection of copy number variation, and multibreed genomic selection are of significant interest to the cattle community.

The first was the SCR's material properties (especially technical immaturity and lack of interoperability) and attributes (especially the extent to which potential adopters believed the benefits outweighed the risks).

The deactivation behaviors might be attributed to the extent of structure damage.

The performance is superior to those of binary combinations of constituent materials viz., reduced graphene oxide (rGO), copper oxide and polyaniline, which is attributed to the extent of integration of afore mentioned materials.

The differences in the positions of the bands can be attributed to the extent of post-translational processing.

Motor conductions were significantly slow and neurological deficits affecting the behavioral status of children were attributed to the extent of their toxic mold exposure.

Our data indicate that in patients over 65 there is a stronger correlation between elevated cTnI and mortality, which can probably be attributed to the extent, and possibly irreversibility, of myocardial damage in this age group.

(3) Extent of tissue injuries: 11 points are attributed for the extent of body injury, depending on the presence of a significant injury, as follows: 1 point for the head and neck region, 1 point for each four extremities, 2 points for the torso region, 2 points for the abdominal region and 2 points for the pelvic region (Table  1).