Sentence examples for be attributed to typical from inspiring English sources
When the Guide first interviewed Archy almost two years ago, he was a little bit prickly and aloof – an impression reinforced by those brilliantly acerbic lyrics – but that can probably be attributed to typical teenage bravado.
The reduced drought abundance detected in maize can be attributed to typical heavy rain events in the summer replenishing soil water [7, 17], especially in the more continental Eastern regions.
The teacher's focus on delivering pre-crafted instructions can be attributed to typical Singapore teachers' instructor-centric belief (Hogan and Gopinathan 2008; Lim and Chai 2008) that students must be thoroughly taught certain concepts or knowledge before they can proceed to apply those in hands-on activities.
However, these are activities that can be attributed to the typical day of a large number of people.
A new broad peak with λmax at 745 nm was observed, which could be attributed to a typical signal arising from the longitudinal SPR of Au nanorods.
The improved photoelectrochemical performance can be attributed to the typical stair-like type-II band alignment between ZnFe2O4, CdS and ZnO.
The excellent bifunctional activities may be attributed to the typical morphology of NCNTs, coupling effect between NCNTs and La2O3 because of the formation of active LaO and CO bonds.
Compared to Fe3O4@SiO2 (b), a new absorption band centered at about 330 nm of DTH-Fe3O4@SiO2 can be attributed to the typical electronic transition of an aromatic ring and -C = N- conjugate system in a Schiff base molecule [29].
These effects may be attributed to a typical response to surfactant therapy.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04490.015 Damage observed could be attributed to specific herbivores according to typical feeding patterns and the observation of feeding individuals.
Moreover, the spectrum for the sample heated at 1200 °C has a band at ν = 620 cm−1 which may be attributed to the band of typical low-cristobalite (Etchepare et al. 1978).
