Sentence examples for be possible to attribute from inspiring English sources

And perhaps it might be possible to attribute a portion of the MRC spend to the Health budget without changing structures.

If marijuana consumption goes up in Washington in the coming years, it wouldn't be possible to attribute this shift entirely to I-502.

But unless patients and their evaluators are blind to who is receiving real magnet therapy and who is getting a sham treatment, it will not be possible to attribute any benefit to the magnets.

If the behavior of the samples would prove to be the same with respect to the maximum recorded photocurrent, it would be possible to attribute the intensity differences from sample to sample essentially to contact-related issues and not to the hybrid material building procedure adopted.

As a result, it would not be possible to attribute the labeling pattern of interneurons to trans-synaptic labeling.

Nevertheless, tissue-associated patterns described below suggest that it may be possible to attribute a relatively specific distribution of bacterial PDHCs to various human tissues in health and in disease.

Overall, given the small study group, lack of a thorough examination of chromosomal effects, potential confounding of observed effects (i.e., other potential exposures, smoking, alcohol consumption), and the possibility of artifactual chromosome loss during sample preparation, it is possible to attribute the chromosomal changes reported by Zhang et al. (2010b) to chance.

It is possible to attribute the fact of this agreement to the profitability of these mines, which has given Stillwater Mining greater latitude to negotiate.

"I don't think it's possible to attribute the high level of mayhem in this country to movies and music," Mr. Beatty said.

Among the more significant of the study's findings is that it is possible to attribute some extreme weather to climate change.

As to differences of style, regularities of form and tradition do occur such that it is possible to attribute particular African art objects to particular places, regions, or periods.