Sentence examples for costs could be attributed from inspiring English sources

Before one syllable was heard from the first witness, the judge had approved payments for Mr. Basciano's defense approaching $4 million; it is likely that similar costs could be attributed to the team of prosecutors.

They had posted combined losses of £149m for the first two seasons assessed - £97m in 2012 and £51.6m in 2013 - and the CFCB ruled that not enough of their costs could be attributed to a new training complex and youth development investment.

In calculating recruitment costs, we assumed that 75% of the total recruitment costs could be attributed to the randomized control nature of the study and not to the intervention itself.

In Arkansas rice fields, it was observed that about 18%% of variable productions costs could be attributed to nitrogen fertilizer and its application, making it one of the largest expenses in the grain production [ 66].

Other variations in costs could be attributed to annualization of capital costs done by Alfonso et al. This paper did not annualize the costs for any fixed inputs (a possible limitation), because the authors aimed at estimating the initial resources that government would require if it were to implement such a program, irrespective of when benefits would accrue.

Most of this cost could be attributed to length of stay, although the study could not directly account for variability in the price of implant costs.

Costs that could be attributed to psychosocial complaints were much lower than costs attributed to somatic complaints in all groups but showed a similar trend over the four patient groups (p < 0.001).

The PAFs for overweight and obesity-related conditions were applied to the summed DRGs to give the proportion of costs that could be attributed to overweight and obesity.

That is, costs for health care, productivity losses, and other expenses for 2006 were obtained from national databases, and alcohol-attributable fractions (AAFs) were applied to assess the proportion of costs that could be attributed to excessive alcohol consumption.

Overall, we found no significant change in food production during the 1990s, and no change in the rate of increase in production costs or yield that could be attributed to the pesticide restrictions.

Some meal kit services are faltering, including the largest company in the space, Blue Apron, which has seen a drop in both subscriptions and its stock price since its initial public offering — though some of that dip could be attributed to higher costs of running its new East Coast operations and Amazon's push into the meal delivery service.