Sentence examples for be attributed wholly to from inspiring English sources

A quick glance at the historical record shows that solo practice has been on the wane for most of the past three decades, so the decline can't be attributed wholly to MACRA, or the Affordable Care Act (Exhibit 1).

It is unlikely, however, that the in vivo activation of RTEs can be attributed wholly to senescent cells.

Since no significant differences in hatch rates among groups were measured for individual weeks (chi-squared, p>0.05), the increased hatch rate for MP20-exposed mosquitoes can be attributed wholly to differences in the timing of oviposition (i.e. more egg rafts produced early when hatch rates are high).

Although Fellahi et al. [ 28] employed a different protocol, including artificially-induced haemodynamic load challenges, this demonstrates that the poor performance of ICG, and this algorithm in particular, cannot be attributed wholly to the pregnant condition of our participants and would, in our opinion, remove the need for a non-pregnant control group in the current study.

Scarb1I179N mice have a pure B6 background and thus the 70% increase in HDL is attributed wholly to the single amino acid mutation in SCARB1 that causes a 90% decrease in SCARB1 liver protein levels, leading also to a decrease in selective uptake in livers of mutant mice.

Mayor Me's appearance is a direct consequence of the Doctor's meddling in the past, and so Clara's death can logically (though not wholly) be attributed to him.

Pressure on primary care fell dramatically after its introduction, although this cannot wholly be attributed to the service.

Descartes' criterion for determining whether a function belongs to the body or soul was as follows: "anything we experience as being in us, and which we see can also exist in wholly inanimate bodies, must be attributed only to our body.

Emissions can be attributed to different regions.

Decide how you want to be attributed.

(The saying is attributed, naturally, to "Unknown").