Sentence examples for be attributed to modern from inspiring English sources

Now archaeologists suspect that they should be attributed to modern humans.

Some of the bed cuts can be attributed to modern medicine, but there has also been a drive to save money by reducing hospital beds and managing more patients in primary care.

Moderate values of irrigation water indices obtained for Amuta stream may be attributed to modern farming system that is practiced on the farmland.

Improved outcomes can be attributed to modern diagnostic capabilities, leading to earlier diagnosis, along with the recognition that primary hyperparathyroidism is the most common etiology for hypercalcemic crisis.

Many would also agree that the Chatelperronian, the only "transitional technocomplex" associated, at two sites, with diagnostic human remains was also made by Neanderthals [47], and that the Aurignacian should be attributed to Modern Humans [48], [49].

The reduction in the population of these and similar birds is attributed to modern farming methods, the loss of broad hedgerows, and the lack of winter stubble.

On the one hand, the lower rates of side effects could be attributed to the modern IMRT/IGRT technique; on the other hand, the moderate hypofractionation could have an important impact: the α/β ratio of prostate cancer is supposed to be lower than the surrounding healthy tissue of rectum and bladder resulting in a probably lower rate of late side effects.

This height difference could be attributed to the hardness of modern-day ceramic femoral heads, resulting in the softer transferred metal to be worn down by the normal gait cycle more easily than on CoCr femoral heads [ 5, 15].

Given that rural consumption continued to increase for the same period, the national level drop in the use of all forms of modern contraception may be attributed to the urban decline in the use of modern contraception.

All sources of variation were highly significant (P<0.001) and more than 95% of the variance was explained by differences within the A, B and D genomes, whereas only a small part of the overall variance (less than 5%) could be attributed to differences between landraces and modern varieties.

The strikingly slow development of the European UXC can be attributed to a number of traditional and modern hindrances.