Sentence examples for be attributed to loss from inspiring English sources

He says part of this can be attributed to loss aversion, the human tendency to dislike a loss more than they like a gain of equivalent size.

Most of the issues identified can be attributed to loss of experimental control, including lack of documentation of residues prior to blind testing and contamination of their samples.

It is seen that from Fig. 5 the initial degradation above 400 ºC may be attributed to loss of sulfone content in poly phenylene sulfone), while the decomposition above 500 ºC may be assigned to degradation of polymer chain.

The slight blue shift reported for the gradient index BSSW after exposure to the nanospheres may be attributed to loss of a small fraction of the immobilized APTES molecules that could occur during the rinsing stage as a result of APTES molecules' compromised stability in water [24].

These changes could, at least in part, be attributed to loss of CXCL13 mediated effects on myocardial fibroblasts in CXCR5 deficient mice.

Cardiac hypertrophy, survival, and alternative splicing of CELF targets were all rescued by crossing MHC-CELFΔ mice to mice over-expressing CELF1 in the heart, indicating that both the molecular and gross phenotypes can be attributed to loss of CELF activity [21].

When higher pyrolysis temperatures were used, interference could be attributed to losses of volatile copper chloride in the pyrolysis stage.

In this instance, 220 kb can be attributed to losses of genes in Shigella strains that are otherwise conserved among all E. coli and Salmonella.

Overall, the sample size at endline is smaller than at baseline and this could be attributed to loss-to-follow up.

In conclusion, semi-dwarfism in arabidopsis does not show pleiotropic effects at the level of the root system that can be attributed to loss-of-function GA5 alleles.

A single transfer of CD4+CD25+ T cells from spleens markedly slowed CIA progression, which could not be attributed to losses of systemic type II collagen-specific T- and B-cell responses [ 24].