Sentence examples for be attributed to clear from inspiring English sources

It's too deep to be attributed to clear sources.

Carole Black, the president and chief executive of Lifetime, said that Lifetime's success -- it ranks sixth among basic cable networks in prime time, according to Nielsen figures -- can be attributed to its clear assessment of the audience.

That they have never risen much above 2% at any point in the recovery can probably be attributed to pretty clear signals from the Fed that higher inflation would not be welcome.

A minority of chronic urticaria cases may be attributed to a clear external cause such as physical stimuli; however, most cases are idiopathic and are termed chronic idiopathic or spontaneous urticaria (CIU/CSU) [ 2].

The significant negative effects of the different populations of volunteers on the yields of grain obtained from the second wheats can, perhaps, be attributed to the somewhat clearer effects of the treatments earlier in the season.

Some clusters can be attributed to genes that showed clear heat stress regulation only at specific stages.

Treatment of PWCD is also controversial, which might again be attributed to the fact that clear diagnostic criteria have not yet been established.

Although we do not have the epidemiological data to ascertain whether the human cases can be attributed to animals/poultry it is clear that the majority of cases in all age groups below 40 are from these common serotypes.

The comparison of sediment responses observed before and after the deforestation revealed a 2.5-fold2.5-folde of specific sediment yields that can be attributed to the effect of clear-cutting (Bordeaux et al., 2010).

In general, increased HPV prevalence among HIV-positive women can be attributed to increased susceptibility, decreased ability to clear infection and frequent reactivation of latent infection associated with immunosuppression [ 18].

Today, experts say an absence of clear results can be attributed to the office never clearly outlining what it intended to accomplish.