Sentence examples for be ascribed not only from inspiring English sources

Part of the job turnover phenomenon in medicine today may be ascribed not only to job dissatisfaction but also the phenomenon of being a successful employee".

The enhanced electrocatalytic performance of NGHMs could be ascribed not only to the high nitrogen content, but also to the hollow sphere architecture.

And the greatest morphology of device B can be ascribed not only to the proper annealing temperature but also to the favored condition for molecular self-organization.

Thus, our study establishes that the enantiomer of a natural iminosugar is endowed with a possible anti-tumorigenic effect that might be ascribed not only to their capacity to inhibit glycosidases but also to other unknown mechanisms.

As such, this variation might be ascribed not only to measurable obstetric interventions but also less tangible practices; for instance, the time of admittance of a woman in early stages of labour might depend on staff numbers, which vary during the week.

The chemical bond between the metal and the ligands and the origins of orbital splitting are ascribed not only to electrostatic forces but also to a small degree of overlap of metal and ligand orbitals and a delocalization of metal and ligand electrons.

The activated carbons show high CO2 uptakes up to ca. 1.3 mmol g−1 under low pressure (0.15 bar, 25 °C), which can be ascribed to not only their optimal fraction of ultramicropores but also the high N-contents.

The formation of graphene layers is ascribed to not only the regular arrangement of asphaltene molecules due to the adsorption by vermiculite layers but also the joining of the asphaltene molecules catalyzed by the Fe-containing vermiculite surfaces.

"The country has so many beautiful things to offer … its problems can't be ascribed only to a small group of people".

With this design, we believe that any measured effect of heliox on lung injury could be ascribed to heliox only and not to a difference in tidal volumes.

In the light of these data the reduction of organic macromolecules in the ECM in the presence of toremifene can be ascribed to its inhibition not only of collagen synthesis, but also of TGFβ1 activity.