Sentence examples for be attributed to multiple from inspiring English sources

That "Oresteia," Taneyev's 1895 adaptation of the Aeschylus trilogy dealing with the House of Atreus in the aftermath of the Trojan War, should have fallen by history's wayside can be attributed to multiple causes.

The disclosure of UK universities' extensive Uzbekistan links comes two years after an inquiry by Lord Woolf, the former lord chief justice of England and Wales, concluded that the London School of Economics' highly damaging relationship with the Gaddafi regime in Libya could be attributed to multiple failures of governance and management.

A single data source may be attributed to multiple categories.

This could be attributed to multiple factors including high virulence of the organism and delayed presentation of the patients.

This can be attributed to multiple factors including initial delay in presentation, microbial resistance, and virulence of the organism, as well as concurrent trauma in some patients.

Significant capsular laxity with inadequate, poor quality, or deficient tissue is uncommon, but can be attributed to multiple, failed procedures or iatrogenic causes such as thermal capsulorraphy.

This phenomenon is attributed to multiple quantum dots, which demonstrates that the density increases when the annealing temperature decreases.

Consequently, these reflection distortions observed beyond 3 s, especially within the shadow zone, are attributed to multiple reflected seismic events.

The anticarcinogenic properties of NAC are attributed to multiple protective mechanisms, such as its nucleophilicity, antioxidant activity and inhibition of DNA adduct formation [92, 93].

After analysis, the low compliance was attributed to multiple factors including delays in sepsis recognition, insufficient awareness of sepsis resuscitation bundle and the complexity of the care processes.

Heat tolerance at flowering stage in rice is attributed to multiple genes with cumulative effects on trait expression, otherwise called as quantitative trait loci (QTL; Cao et al. 2003; Xiao et al. 2011a; Ye et al. 2012).