Sentence examples for course is attributed from inspiring English sources

Old age of course is attributed to frailty, originating e.g. either from sarcopenia or the existence of co-morbidity concerning chronic diseases such as e.g. arthritis or diabetes.

The relatively benign clinical course is attributed to lack of significant enhancement of transmural dispersion of repolarization produced by IK1 down-regulation.

The school's GCSE results are twice the national average - which could, of course, be attributed to the fact that it is a very small, nurturing private school.

This could, of course, be attributed to conditioning; given the pervasive informant apparatus in Libya, people may have learned to keep their thoughts on Qaddafi to themselves.

This improvement can, of course, be attributed to the increased political sophistication of voluntary organisations as well as a shift in government attitudes.

This conflict cannot, of course, be attributed to possible threats to a patient's privacy, as the data collection was defined as anonymous.

This relatively long-term change over the course of the past few decades is attributed to an increasing atmospheric concentration of ozone-depleting and greenhouse gases.

That is attributed to judicial efficiency which, of course, curtails the rights of the accused.

This result is, to a certain extent, inexplicable unless it is attributed to something from the health science course.

The lack of literature related to a '20 days protected learning only' course could be attributed to the high numbers undertaking the course with Bournemouth University, who have only recently undertaken this survey.

Much of the initial burst of activity, of course, can be attributed to the novelty of the thing.