Sentence examples for be attributed to differential from inspiring English sources

Subsidence of the basin can be attributed to differential adjustments of the crust, collision with the various elements of south Asia, and uplift of the eastern Himalayas and the Indo-Burman Ranges.

We find that a modest part of educational differences and a substantial part of racial difference in period fertility can be attributed to differential changes in tempo.

We observe that most of the gap is explained by individual and family characteristics and that less than 15%% of it can be attributed to differential school attendance.

Heavy metal concentrations varied among different vegetables (Tables 2, 3 and 4), which may be attributed to differential absorption capacity of vegetables for different heavy metals [7].

Given that we observed no difference between older and younger participants in the no-degradation condition, we believe that the lexical decision task we used is easy enough for all our participants at a constant stimulus duration (250 ms) and that the differences we observed cannot be attributed to differential task difficulty on this core task.

Experimental studies of this process have revealed that segregation cannot be attributed to differential adhesion only but other processes such as active motion and apical-basolateral polarization of surface endoderm cells eventually surrounding the epiblast cells appear to contribute to it (Moore et al. 2009).

Any asymmetry in the gravity field is attributed to differential rotation and deep atmospheric flows.

However, the absolute NOx levels are overpredicted, which is attributed to differential diffusion effects.

The own-age and own-race biases have been attributed to differential perceptual experience and to differences in how in-group vs. out-group faces are processed, with in-group faces being processed at the individual level and out-group faces being processed at the categorical level.

In that study, the observed genetic patterns were attributed to differential rates of gene flow among islands, incomplete lineage sorting, and ecological differences between these taxa.

The increased virulence in the USA300/USA500 sublineage was attributed to differential expression of core genome-encoded virulence determinants, such as phenol-soluble modulins and α-toxin [28].