Sentence examples for be attributed to passive from inspiring English sources
Anti-HBc positivity, usually indicative of HBV exposure, may also be attributed to passive transfer of maternal antibodies still detectable at this age.
Note that the observed differences cannot be attributed to passive rotation (grabbing the rod and rotating without having to ambulate) because this behaviour was not observed in either group in all the rota rod experiments.
Passive smoking is a risk factor for myocardial infarction, but whereas the effect for men seems to be explained by their own active smoking, the effect in females remains statistically significant and approximately 20%% of the incident cases of myocardial infarction in women in this population can be attributed to passive smoking.
This was attributed to passive tissue contributions to stiffness.
Using post-processing tools, the performance improvements are attributed to passive deflection of the airfoil, which act to delay blade stall and drastically change surface pressure distribution to improve turbine performance.
Uptake in the latter has been attributed to passive accumulation of FDG as a result of altered cell membrane permeability in the initial phase of irreversible cell death[ 64 ].
Detailed monitoring of HBV serology and PCR testing implemented throughout this study detected four HBsAb positive cases, which were attributed to passive transfer of antibodies from plasma used in the manufacture of FEIBA.
Beyond the 10 to 15 pounds of muscle he has added, and the diligence he has shown in his summertime workouts, a lot of his rise can be attributed to that passive temperament of his.
Minor burst release effects, reported in these studies, could be attributed to a passive diffusion mechanism.
There is a consensus among education researchers that much of the difficulty students have learning science can be attributed to the passive role students play during traditional lectures (McKeachie et al., 1990; Bonwell and Eison, 1991; Nelson, 2008).
However, simulation studies [12] and empirical evidence on the effect of the introduction of bans among smokers and non-smokers [7], [20], [29] suggest that most of the observed effects of smoking regulations can be attributed to decrease in passive smoking.
