Sentence examples for be attributed to shortcomings from inspiring English sources

As we said at the outset, realists defending conjectures about convergence may attempt to explain away evaluative diversity by arguing that the diversity is to be attributed to shortcomings of discussants or their circumstances.

The poor correlation between both analyses could reasonably be attributed to shortcomings of the analysis algorithm for vessel detection in the automatic analysis as illustrated in Fig. 2. Figure 2 shows screenshots of the capillary networks drawn by automatic analysis and manually by an experienced user in a corresponding video of ovine conjunctival microcirculation.

These discrepancies were attributed to shortcomings in the molecular mixing models in the flows of interest where the turbulent Reynolds numbers are low.

With so many established stars excelling once again and a wealth of fresh young talent emerging, British cycling is clearly in as strong a position as ever but Dyer suggests his team's success could in part be attributed to the shortcomings of other nations.

The response of the crystal was found to be largely linear over the upper 95% of the dynamic range, the deviations at lower energies can be attributed to the shortcomings of the PMT.

This can presumably be attributed to certain methodological shortcomings including lack of statistical power to detect small effect sizes.

This shortcoming can be attributed to the restricted time frame allotted for seminars.

Thus, several shortcomings that might be attributed to generalised SBP operators are overcome (cf. Nordström and Ruggiu (2017) [38] and Manzanero et al. (2017) [39]).

The authors suggest that NLE may bypass some of the shortcomings that can be attributed to charge of cationic lipids.

Yet not all the political shortcomings she perceives can be attributed to the villainy she so adroitly skewers; many of them are, finally, systemic, and she has little sympathy for the politicians who have no choice but to pick their way through a rocky, hostile electoral landscape.

The question that is relevant to the 2000 campaign, however, is not Texas' shortcomings but how many of them can be attributed to Governor Bush.