Sentence examples similar to credited to differences from inspiring English sources

These could be credited to nutritional differences in flocs produced between the wheat flour treatment and sweet potato flour treatment, resulting in slower growth in fish feeding on flocs produced with sweet potato flour.

21, 22 The differences in transcriptional regulation between the murine and human UGT1 locus during pregnancy may be credited to important genetic differences in the regulatory regions of these genes.

Some say he risks forsaking the advantages of "constructive ambiguity," the diplomatic practice of fudging differences, credited to Henry A. Kissinger.

The hoped-for $20 million difference gets credited to pretax income, notwithstanding that the portfolio might have earned less last year or even lost money.

The difference between the amount credited to you in the beginning and the amount you paid at the end is your profit.

Now you just have to wait for the Amazon staff to view your request, and they will make it so that your account gets credited with the difference on the price match.

"It's an absolute credit to them – the difference they make in people's lives out in remote communities".

Countrywide had already drawn up papers for a $240,000 mortgage, plus a $60,000 home equity line of credit to cover the difference.

If you move into a less expensive room, you will be credited the difference.

Anyone finding a lower price for the same product with the same service plan within 14 days of their Amazon purchase will be credited the difference.

Rebecca Powers, a senior consultant in Mercer's San Francisco office, credits the difference in rankings to the weakening dollar.