Sentence examples for be attributed to reductions from inspiring English sources

The generally low presence of horse across all countries may be attributed to reductions in the consumption of horse meat in modern times and the replacement of horsepower by mechanized transport and farm equipment (e.g. Ferret 2009).

Conclusions Over half of the recent fall in mortality from coronary heart disease in Poland can be attributed to reductions in major risk factors and about one third to evidence based medical treatments.

Even more confounding, increasing PEEPe actually reduced total inspiratory mechanical effort during PSN; a decrease that could not be attributed to reductions in the pre-trigger mechanical effort, as it was already abolished by the neural triggering.

Improved corrosion resistance could be attributed to reduction of layer defects and enhancement of coating crystallinity.

All three catalysts show two peaks above 450 °C, which can be attributed to reduction of the LZ itself.

Reduction in fluoride concentration was observed till day 8 after which there was no considerable defluoridation which can be attributed to reduction in cell viability.

At temperatures exceeding ~400 °C the weight loss can be attributed to reduction of Mn4+ species and the formation of Mn2O3 [28, 28].

The mass loss in the range of 880 900 °C and corresponding endotherm can be attributed to reduction of manganese dioxide in agreement with the literature data [17].

Time and cost saving of this process can be attributed to reduction in NC programming effort and elimination of rough machining.

In view of the FEA predictions, these effects can be attributed to reduction of the plastic zone size and prevention of yielding at the coating/substrate interface.

Further, we observed reduced numbers of FEVPs in gridlock (grl) knockdown embryo, which can partly be attributed to reduction in cyclin protein levels.