Sentence examples for be attributed to concurrent from inspiring English sources

The progress in a-Si solar cell technology can be attributed to concurrent advances in the areas of new and improved materials, novel cell designs, and in the development of large-area deposition techniques suitable for mass production.

Published clinical trials and retrospective institutional reports have demonstrated that improvements in LRC can be attributed to concurrent chemotherapy and to accelerated fractionation 11– 11.

However, recent studies reported reduced HDL cholesterol concentrations in this population, and low total cholesterol levels could be attributed to concurrent low HDL cholesterol levels [ 36].

This can be attributed to concurrent factors such as pre-existing chronic diseases, physical fitness level, and attenuated physiological responses to heat such as lower sweat gland outputs, decreased skin blood flow and reduced cardiac outputs [ 31].

Probable/likely: A clinical event, including laboratory test abnormality, with a reasonable time sequence to administration of the drug, unlikely to be attributed to concurrent disease or other drugs or chemicals, which follows a clinically reasonable response on withdrawal (dechallenge).

Dose-limiting toxicity was defined as 'an adverse reaction likely to be caused by the study drug and unlikely to be attributed to concurrent disease or other drugs or chemicals'.

Some of this effect was attributed to concurrent stock exclusion and pest control.

During the 1918-1919 InfluenzA A pandemic, most deaths were attributed to concurrent bacterial infection [ 25].

In the 1918-1919 influenzA A pandemic, most deaths were attributed to concurrent bacterial infection [ 31].

Elevation of Fos production in BSTmv following nest box possession has been attributed to concurrent changes in agonistic behavior associated with territorial defense of the nest [17].

Regarding a contribution to the Swedish celiac disease epidemic, which partly was attributed to concurrent changes in infant feeding, early infections probably made a minor contribution via the synergistic effect with the amount of gluten.