Sentence examples for be ascribed in large from inspiring English sources
The fact that British real incomes were hit harder than American households' incomes by energy price increases could be ascribed in large part to the past depreciation of Sterling, which also hit real incomes directly.
The service failures of Verizon in maintaining telephone service have resulted in inadequate restoration of telephone service in a timely fashion which can be ascribed in large measure to its failure to maintain a sufficient number of employees... who were conversant with technology and facilities in New Jersey.
The unresolved controversy over the prevalence of the cerebral salt-wasting, or the preferred term, renal saltwasting (RSW) syndrome, can be ascribed, in large part, to difficulties in differentiating RSW, where extracellular volume is depleted, from the syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone (SIADH), where volume is normal or expanded.
Differences in oxidation regimes and in thermal shock resistance were ascribed in large part to differences in the fiber architectures.
After 1914, and particularly from the 1930s to the 1950s, this scenario could be ascribed in some large part to highly unfavorable global conditions for open trade; but once global trade started to boom thereafter, self-inflicted trade policy distortions would remain as the principal cause of the problem.
The slow pace of introduction of these new methods may be ascribed in part to the onerous requirements and cost of large cohort trials.
The discrepancies in the literature were ascribed in a large extent to a lack of rigorous methodology, preparation of samples as well as anti-P-gp antibodies varying from a study to another [ 32, 33].
The high turbidity can be ascribed to larger particles, such as dissolved solids and organic matter in the surface water samples (Schafer et al. 2010).
This discrepancy can be ascribed to the relatively large proportion of San SNPs that were miss-called as Bantu.
The low values in the fault gouges of the Atera fault could be ascribed to the presence of large amounts of clay minerals.
