Sentence examples for be logically attributed from inspiring English sources

Thus, the preserved levels of pH, BE, and bicarbonate after fluid challenge in the OS group appear more likely explained by its more physiological in vivo SID rather than the rapid generation of bicarbonate; this is in contrast with the decreased pH, BE, and bicarbonate shown in the NS group that could only be logically attributed to reduced SID and hyperchloremia instead of dilution.

A difference in the ability of CD28 to preferentially co-stimulate CD28Hi memory T cells could be logically attributed to the expression levels of CD28.

When the social cognition of young (family-raised) humans is compared with adult (laboratory-raised) chimpanzees, differences cannot be logically attributed solely to species, as species is confounded with duration (and quality) of postnatal experiences (Bard & Leavens, 2009; Kellogg & Kellogg, 1933; Leavens & Bard, 2011; Leavens, Bard & Hopkins, 2010; Leavens, Hopkins & Bard, 2005).

Pt Fe/C300 exhibits higher ORR activity and better performance than other Pt Fe/C or Pt/C catalysts when employed for cathode in direct methanol single cell test, the enhancement of the cell performance is logically attributed to its higher ORR activity, which is probably attributed to more Pt0 species existing and Fe ion corrosion from the catalyst.

Trenchant retorts may be logically airtight.

This does appear to be logically possible.

How can these observations be logically explained?

Does it seem to be logically organized?

This is why there is anti-Semitism where there aren't any Jews, and why the Jews are blamed for problems that cannot logically be attributed to them.

No thing or attribute is such that it can be said to be both wholly itself but also necessarily connected to something other than itself: each thing or attribute is logically and ontologically independent of every other thing or attribute.

And so attributes that are logically separate in experience through being repeatedly experienced in conjunction come to be inseparably connected in the mind.