Sentence examples for be attributed to contrast from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the effects that we describe are unlikely to be attributed to contrast adaptation which results in a decline of cortical responses [12], [25] [28].

The authors suggest that the observed peripheral enhancement could be attributed to contrast extravasation from the meningeal vessels, as previously documented in humans [ 24].

Therefore, the bright signal in the MS TSE scans must most likely be attributed to contrast media leaking into the caries lesion instead of its direct visualization.

These values are approximately 6-fold higher at 1.41 T and 2-fold higher at 7 T than the relaxivity of 12 which can be attributed to contrast agent aggregation.

These findings support the notion that CI-AKI risk cannot be attributed to contrast osmolarity alone, and other mechanisms such as the clinical context, comorbidities, and hemodynamic condition may play a greater role in AKI pathogenesis.

The unexpected equivalence of both modal slopes and surface velocities between these lithologically distinct ranges is attributed to contrasting degrees of surface fracturing that have differentially affected the intact rock properties, such that they now yield equivalent surface velocities and hillslope-scale strengths.

Some of that might be attributed to the contrast of a wedding steeped in centuries of opulent privilege with sweeping spending cuts that the government says are necessary to tame Britain's deficit.

Therefore, the previously found luminance number interactions (Cohen Kadosh, Cohen Kadosh, & Henik, 2008; Cohen Kadosh & Henik, 2006) should be attributed to luminance contrast effects only.

This might be attributed to the mechanical contrast between the two granitic rock masses.

Before discussing the results it is important to note that differences in the Sr/Ca ratio between the three groups could not be attributed to alcoholism, as, in contrast to beer, wine was available mainly for the higher social class [ 48].

Thus, it appears that virtually all of the residual effects in these figural color preferences, after variations due to single and pair preferences have been removed, can be attributed to some form of contrast, all of which generally enhance preference for the figural color.