Sentence examples for better be attributed to from inspiring English sources

What Mulloy calls the society's "uncanny ability . . . to draw attention to itself and its causes and activities" can better be attributed to the Birchers' liberal opponents than to themselves.

The results have implications for the cognitive impairments seen in illnesses characterized by chronic cytokine activation (e.g., Alzheimer's disease) as well as illnesses treated with cytokines (e.g., multiple sclerosis) suggesting that some cognitive failures attributed to working memory impairments per se may better be attributed to prior attention impairments.

Told of the experts' assessments, Danita Cohen, the spokeswoman for the Las Vegas hospital, responded in writing by stating, "By way of clarification, U.M.C. did not intend to say that our better outcomes can be attributed to a particular device".

Better safety can be attributed to new ground control theory and practice that emphasize both global and local stability.

Compared with the other cells, the better performance can be attributed to the effective charge transfer between the ZnO nanofibrous networks and Cu2O films and the higher absorption [37].

Combining analysis of fracture surfaces and microstructure evolution, the better properties can be attributed to the alignment distribution of TiBw along the extrusion direction and the matrix strengthening effects including refinement of grain, the substructure and texture strengthening.

A higher conversion and better selectivity can be attributed to the improved accessibility to the active extra-framework Ga species owing to the generation of mesopores inside the zeolite particles and shortening the contact time.

We have discovered that this better performance can be attributed to the GC content of these promoters (compared to the background), and this could be misleading.

This better result could be attributed to the variation in relative composition of the oil and vapours, as already shown in Table 2. MIC and MFC of eucalyptus essential oil were determined against food spoiling yeasts (Table 3).

The better photocatalytic performance can be attributed to its smaller band gap and better crystallinity than that of catalysts prepared by the Pechini method.

Since PDP2 and PDP3 penetrated cells to a similar extent, the better efficiency of PDP3 cannot be attributed to its better cell-penetration properties.