Sentence examples for been attributed to excess from inspiring English sources
However, within Belarus, increased perinatal mortality in the Gomel region, adjacent to Mogilev, has been attributed to excess strontium exposures among pregnant women [ 15].
ICC and ETIC have been attributed to excess copper intake from the use of brass or copper vessels to prepare infant feed [ 3] or well water with low pH [ 1].
The relatively high prevalence of diabetes has been accompanied by a high prevalence of obesity in South-African women (2), as 87% of all type 2 diabetes in South Africa has been attributed to excess body weight (3).
Much of the glut in oil which has been concerning investors in recent weeks can be attributed to excess supply rather than weakening demand, analysts said.
While many of the cases are attributed to excess weight gain or (paradoxically) improved nutrition, exposures to phthalates and other endochrine-disrupting chemicals have also been implicated as possible risk factors.
And the delays at La Guardia that could be attributed to excess volume reached into the quadruple figures -- hitting 1,004 in August -- the first time ever at a New York-area airport.
Brown staining is attributed to excess thiosulfate, especially at elevated temperatures, suggesting the following reaction may be taking place: S2O3 2− + 2H+ → SO2 (g) + S s) + H2O and in turn leading to SO2 (g) + H2O → H2SO4.
In the United States obesity is estimated to cause 111,909 to 365,000 deaths per year, while 1 million (7.7%) of deaths in Europe are attributed to excess weight.
Characteristics of lava dome eruptions include shallow, long-period and hybrid seismic activity, which is attributed to excess fluid pressures in the contributing vent chamber.
The proportion of all DM cases in the entire population that could be attributed to excess weight was 49% (95%: 35%61%%).
