Sentence examples for be attributed to recent from inspiring English sources
Some wonder, though, if his prolonged absence can be attributed to recent changes in his personal life.
Political analysts and legislators said the considerable drop in campaign contributions could be attributed to recent legislation and a relatively docile political landscape.
Interpretation of pre-beaver (1940) aerial imagery showed the presence of cedar swamps in locations that currently have Haplosaprists and Argiaquolls, with deep carbon storage that cannot be attributed to recent beaver activity.
It has long been thought that some of the features that West Thessalian and, even more, Boeotian (both of which are Aeolic) shared in the 1st millennium with West Greek can be attributed to "recent" influences; on the other hand, some Doric dialects of the 1st millennium (e.g., in Crete) show sporadic traces of features attributable to an Arcado-Cypriot substratum.
They cannot be attributed to recent and regional introduction of particular kinds of Asian cultivated rice.
Of the 39 false-positive areas (false-positive rate of 56.5%), 13 could be attributed to recent surgery, 3 to arthritis, 3 to infection, 2 to superficial phlebitis, 1 to a benign skin nevus, and 1 to a colonic polyp.
However, mesophication trends during the last century have also been attributed to recent increases in precipitation based on evidence of soil moisture limitations on tree establishment, growth, and survival, as well as consistent changes among historic climate and species composition (Pederson et al. 2015).
Only a small fraction of the fish found in the Adriatic are attributed to recent processes such as Lessepsian migration, and escape from mariculture.
Several shared haplotypes nonetheless found between green junglefowl and chickens are attributed to recent unidirectional introgression of chickens into green junglefowl.
In the recent sampling, single specimens of the ' italica' lineage have also been found in southern Greece, north-eastern Spain and Morocco among the dominant euphorbiae and ' enigmatica' or tithymali respectively [ 31] which could have been attributed to recent dispersal and introgression of an isolated Italian entity.
