Sentence examples for be attributed to limited from inspiring English sources
Lack of appropriate regulation of domestic livestock on common grazing areas can be attributed to limited cultural knowledge of changing and rapidly fluctuating environmental conditions.
The growth gap between supply and demand for water in the GCC countries can be attributed to limited available surface water, high population growth and urbanization development, deficient institutional arrangements, poor management practices, water depletion and deterioration of quality, especially in shallow groundwater aquifers.
While the issues highlighted in points 9 11 concern knowledge inputted by the experts, the cause of these problems can be attributed to limited expressible knowledge.
Large fractionation between sulfate and sulfide (greater than 47‰) can be explained by the processes of bacterial sulfate reduction at extremely slow microbial metabolism which can be attributed to limited availability and/or poor reactivity of organic substrate [41].
Admittedly, much of the unprecedented growth of the sharing economy can be attributed to limited regulatory barriers.
This difficulty may be attributed to limited sample sizes of mapping populations and low heritabilities of target traits.
The high energy cost of paraplegic walking using a reciprocating gait orthosis (RGO) is attributed to limited hip motion and excessive upper limb loading for support.
As a result, TiAlSiN coating exhibits high hardness (H = 39 GPa) which is attributed to limited dislocation activity in small crystals and suppression of grain boundary sliding.
The relatively low melting point (Tm=196°C), comparing with those of the other PEBN copolymers was attributed to limited crystal lamellar thickness.
The difficulties encountered by the Indian security forces as they advanced into the temple complex have long been attributed to limited intelligence on the numbers, defences and firepower of the militants.
For instance, Descheemaeker et al. (2006) has found higher runoff under old Eucalyptus plantations (greater than 20 years), which was attributed to limited understorey vegetation cover.
