Sentence examples for been previously attributed to from inspiring English sources

The Malaysian order had been previously attributed to an unidentified customer on Boeing's order book.

Subtropical rainfall changes have been previously attributed to two mechanisms related to global warming: greater moisture content in air that is transported away from the subtropics, and a pole-ward shift in air circulation.

Therefore, we tested whether the role of Mtf2 in erythroid development is due to the hematopoietic cell microenvironment, as has been previously attributed to the role of Jarid2 in erythroid maturation12,13.

Our results indicate that synoptic patterns in native versus exotic richness that have been previously attributed to a single cause may in fact be due to a complex mix of concordant and discordant responses to environmental factors across scales.

The activation has been previously attributed to the removal of adsorbed oxygen on Pt sites at Tign, while the hysteresis has been explained by the local temperature elevation caused by the reaction heat.

These have been previously attributed to a monodentate species [8].

* Correction: The clause was previously attributed to the Fourth Amendment.

We are back then to where we started, with Jews as the problem, only with this difference: what was previously attributed to Jews inside nation states is now attributed to the Jewish state on the international stage.

BiFeO3 ceramics exhibite strong driving electric-field-frequency-dependent domain switching, the origins of which were previously attributed to a domain-wall pinning mechanism and "hardening" behavior.

In contrast to our prediction, SAL showed low chlorophyll content and enhanced carotenoid-chlorophyll ratio (Fig. 6A,B, Table 2), which were previously attributed to enhanced photoprotection in various tree species including Picea asperata, Pinus halepensis and Quercus pubescens43,44,45.

The trees' ages were previously attributed to their size, and in local folklore, baobabs are often described as being old, says study author Adrian Patrut, a radiochemist at Babeş-Bolyai UniveRomanian Romania.