Sentence examples for cannot be attributable to the from inspiring English sources

This effect cannot be attributable to the antibiotics, since it is well known that DR-TB patients only develop radiological improvement long time after sputum smears and culture become negative.

More recently honeybee colony losses have occurred across America and Europe that cannot be attributable to the Varroa mite, so unknown combinations of stressors are suspected (Potts et al., 2010).

While differences between MM+CBT and MM+I-CBT cannot be attributable to the specific treatment components of one treatment versus another (e.g., in-session exposure with response prevention (EX/RP)), our design will allow us to estimate the effect size associated with each specific treatment in a "real world" population of youth with OCD.

Since this persistence or 'legacy' effect, cannot be attributable to the accumulation of enclomiphene citrate, which is known to have a serum half-life of ∼7 h [ 26], we believe that it may be the effect of the anti-hormone on a third factor, perhaps on one or more elements of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis.

The reduction in streamlines with age cannot be attributable to ongoing changes in the number of seed voxels used for tractography as this number was unaffected by age.

These differences cannot be attributable to differences in proliferation rates of the cell lines, because the PDTs (in two-dimensional indirect cocultures) are very similar; PDTs of MCF10A and MCF10DCIS in coculture with RMF are 21.3 and 21.5 hours, respectively.

Relatively low level of the radioactivity in the HMW fraction (<20%) of the urine obtained at 60 min post-injection suggests that most of the radioactivity present in the urine cannot be attributable to radiolabeled protein.

We found that hospitalization rates declined for gastritis/duodenitis and for PUD, which indicates that the results cannot be attributable to changes in diagnosis coding practices.

This effect cannot be attributable to cytoplasmic factors, because both female genotypes inherited the Autw132 cytoplasm.

Therefore, the β2 subunit appears to be common among thalamic GABAARs, suggesting that the differential regulation of tonic and phasic inhibition in the dLGN by PKC cannot be attributable to variant β subunits.

This indicates that the patients' impaired ability to lie cannot be attributable to forgetting who to deceive.