Sentence examples for changes are attributable to from inspiring English sources
These changes are attributable to the policies of upgrading UGSs and building micro-scale UGSs.
A lot has changed in SoHo in 14 years, and some changes are attributable to the spunky example set by Beth Buccini and Sarah Easley, who opened Kirna Zabête when they were just 27 years old.
These changes are attributable to the soil and water conservation interventions guided by the environmental rehabilitation strategy of the Regional State of Tigray.
This supports our hypothesis that the observed population changes are attributable to a nano-effect, although further research is required to confirm this hypothesis.
As only one Sorcin protein isoform was identified, it is difficult to say if the expression changes are attributable to PTM alterations or total protein expression levels.
We believe these changes are attributable to weight loss, but we cannot exclude a direct effect of leptin on these parameters, independent of weight loss.
Previous studies suggest that the pathogenesis of these changes is attributable to an exaggerated regional inflammatory response to injury.
The investigators indicated that the reported changes were attributable to the sucralose present in the product tested.
Forty-six of the changes were attributable to the market's technical problems, while 19 were due to a volume surge caused by the annual rebalancing of the Russell 2000, which also occurred Friday.
Ministers had seized on data that appeared to show that almost all of the 120,000 families covered by the programme had undergone positive, life-changing experiences as a result of intervention by professionals but the study says that there was no evidence that the changes were attributable to the programme itself.
Generally, relatively minor changes in periodontal parameters were reported; however, given that most studies did not incorporate an untreated control, or indeed a control group without retention, it was unclear whether these changes were attributable to the intervention or temporal changes, in isolation.
