But the failure to win it is attributable less to Ewing than to the coaches who misused him and to the executives who failed to provide him with a credible supporting cast until too late in his career.
Ms. Erickson says that this is attributable less to the negative perceptions of high-fructose corn syrup than to the popularity of drinks with fewer calories, such as diet soda, bottled water and sports drinks.
Take, for example, "One Dance," by Drake, a hit whose success is attributable less to its chords and melody per se than to its ingenious production — the interplay of sinuous guitar samples, syncopated piano stabs, and a fretless bass that appears during the chorus and then drops out for the rest of the song.
But if voucher students did as poorly as comparable public school students, then Cleveland's public school "failure" is likely attributable less to what public schools do than to obstacles all schools, public and private, face in educating disadvantaged children.
Worsening in glycemic control in the CF group might be attributable to less follow-up visits and still less intense treatment compared with T1DM, systemic steroids, or recurrent exacerbations.
In contrast, in this analysis, we found stronger associations using residential proximity to traffic, which may be attributable to less exposure misclassification.
Lower regional wind speeds on inversion mornings also help explain different effects across pollutants, particularly during summer sampling; higher NO2 and BC during sampling sessions with multiple inversions may be attributable to less advection and dispersion of locally-generated pollutants, compared to long-range PM2.5.
This difference is not necessarily biologically meaningful as it could be attributable to less informative and smaller number of loci (albeit larger number of individuals) in the earlier studies.
As the cancer hazard increases with age, the lower rate of new primary cancers among men with prostate cancer may be attributable to less person-time at risk than men without the disease.
This study also found that the proportion of people performing active-recreational activity (22% of our participants) among Chinese adults is much lower than that typically seen in Western populations [ 25, 26], which may be attributable partly to less available time and partly to a lack of awareness about the importance of such activity, especially in rural areas [ 8, 22].
