Sentence examples for be attributed to inappropriate from inspiring English sources
The results reported herein establish the rheometrical conditions under which rapid gelation produces anomalously low values of α and we conclude that the appearance of low α values, in our experiments, can be attributed to inappropriate rheometrical procedures.
Furthermore, many T-cell acute leukemias can be attributed to inappropriate expression of LMO2 (Rabbitts, 1998).
The reason for the poor outcome following repair can be attributed to inappropriate technique or to lack of operator expertise or to a combination of these factors.
Most chemical burns are preventable occupational injuries that can be attributed to inappropriate operation of equipment or handling of chemicals, lack of employee awareness about appropriate action and lack of effective protective equipment and training.
A subsequent investigation by the Chinese authorities found that the plant had been lacking any major safety features and was severely below regulation benchmarks, with the direct cause of the accident being attributed to inappropriate use of substandard equipment.
Many of these crashes can be attributed to drivers' inappropriate gap selection.
Antón [ 26] obtains a significant decrease in inappropriate admissions but not in stays and Moya [ 24] obtains a reduction in inappropriateness that can be attributed to doctors' attitudes but fails to properly reduce inappropriate stays.
In Taiwan, the existence of pharmaceuticals pollution can be attributed to incomplete municipal sewage collection systems and inappropriate recycling and treatment programs for waste medical materials.
Reasons for poor implant performance can be attributed to many factors, including manufacturing errors, mechanical design errors, surgical errors and inappropriate choice of material for a given application.
Second, the higher prevalence of HCV in older people could be attributed to a longer exposure to risk factors for HCV transmission; for instance iatrogenic transmission resulting from inadequately sterilized equipments, inappropriate reuse of supplies, etc.
Contamination of milk at farm level to collection centres could be attributed to handling of milk with unclean equipment, use of poor-quality water for cleaning, and the use of ineffective and inappropriate sanitation agents (Muriuki 2011; Yilma 2012).
