Sentence examples for be attributed to issues from inspiring English sources

We were unable to completely reverse the effects of ethanol by the inhibitors 4MP and CMZ, which could be attributed to issues of compound stability, toxicity or bioavailability.

This discrepancy in results across HAPIEE populations may be attributed to issues surrounding translation artefact, cultural relevance of certain CASP items, and variation in the interpretation of items across respondents of different cultures (Ramirez, Ford, Stewart, & Teresi, 2005).

Unfortunately, its application has been hindered due to its lack of commercialization, which is attributed to issues such as the high cost of production (approximately 1000 USD m−2) [2], high methanol permeability of commercialized membranes (Nafion) and low reactivity and low durability of the current electrocatalysts (palladium and ruthenium) [3].

The reasons why there is conflict and difficulty in resolution of the avian tree of life may be attributed to general issues such as taxon sampling, number of genes (size of data set), compositional bias, substitution saturation, and alignment issues (see Hernandez-Lopez et al. 2013; Kimball et al. 2013).

This fact may be attributed to statistical issues related to the lower number of genes fitting this cluster in osteoblasts.

The overfit in Table 8 might be attributed to two issues.

The differing outcomes may be attributed to methodological issues, such as exercise intensity or duration or indeed the individual characteristics of the sample population particularly training status.

This may be attributed to methodological issues in study design or the patient's ability to adapt to functional and symptom control problems.

The failure should be attributed to several issues associated with land use planning and forestry governance that widely exist in China.

Lack of significant associations at lower exposures may be attributed to methodologic issues (e.g., inadequate statistical power, exposure misclassification), or to differences in the dose response relationship at high versus low exposures.

The different results observed in six cases could be attributed to two issues.