Sentence examples for but attributable from inspiring English sources

Mortality with initial infection was higher in the biofilm producing isolate group (16%% vs 5%%, p = 0.01) but attributable mortality was low (1 of 14).

The prevalence of complications was higher in diabetic patients but attributable to concurrent illnesses, especially cardiovascular comorbidities, and a higher age of the diabetic population.

This suggests that a part of the lactate response after adrenaline may be not only an effect of increased metabolism but attributable to anaerobic metabolism in hypoperfused tissue despite seemingly normalized hemodynamics.

Western blot evaluation of HIF1α protein levels confirmed that the differences observed were not due to a deregulation of HIF1α protein expression, but attributable to HIF2α transfections (Fig. 1f).

Thoracic trauma patients had a worse oxygenation requiring higher airway pressures and thus higher LIS than the other patient groups, unrelated to PLI and EVLW but attributable to a higher cardiac output and thereby venous admixture.

The odds ratios (ORs) for this SNP are 1.23 in heterozygotes and 1.63 in homozygotes for the minor allele [ 1, 2], but attributable risk is high because of the high frequency of the risk allele population.

This could be partly luck -- no "superspreaders" of the virus have been found here -- but is attributable as well to vigorous steps to warn travelers of the dangers, isolate individuals likely to have been exposed and protect health care workers.

In other words, Netflix's move up the revenue charts isn't just tied the ongoing growth of the app ecosystem and its related app businesses, but is attributable specifically to Netflix's ability to add new subscribers.

The limitations of this study include the absence of a control group and the small cohort of patients but this attributable to the restriction in the inclusion criteria to preserve group homogeneity.

These results were unexpected, given the wealth of pre-clinical data implicating MMPs as cancer targets, but are attributable to the broad-spectrum activity of these early MMPIs and the limited knowledge of the variety of biological functions of MMPs at the time they were deployed.

In summary, we have shown that glucocorticoid therapy is associated with a modest relative, but high attributable, risk of NSI.