Sentence examples for being attributed to either from inspiring English sources
Cerebral microbleeds result from impaired small vessel integrity, mainly being attributed to either hypertensive vasculopathy or cerebral amyloid angiopathy.
The problem, in other words, could be attributed to either measurement system, since the disaster had required contributions from both.
The questionnaire listed fifty personality traits that could be attributed to either Simón Bolívar — El Libertador of Latin America — or Hugo Chávez, or to both men.
The remaining casualties, 10 percent, could not be attributed to either side, said James Rodehaver, the acting human rights director for the United Nations office here.
Broadly speaking, differences in the properties of isotopes can be attributed to either of two causes: differences in mass or differences in nuclear structure.
A total of 1,013 civilians were killed in the six-month period, a 24percentt increase from the same period last year; some of the deaths could not be attributed to either guerrillas or to allied forces, the United Nations said.
(The term "hip-hop" is attributed to either Cowboy or Bronx MC Lovebug Starski as a parody of a drill sergeant's marching chants but wasn't popularised by Bambaataa until 1982).
