Sentence examples for data can be ascribed from inspiring English sources

The missing lactate data can be ascribed chiefly to the retrospective study design, as arterial lactate was not measured routinely in patients at the lower end of the severity range, especially at the beginning of the study period.

The periodicity of 3.5 days found in the series of CAE data more or less can be completely ascribed to the social effects, while the periodicity of 7 days can be ascribed to the social effect or/to the processes on the Sun, in the interplanetary space and in the Earth's magnetosphere and atmosphere.

Data variation can be ascribed to many factors, including methodological differences or statistical discrepancies due to the small size of patient study groups.

"Our data make it unlikely that these victories can be ascribed to the benefits associated with reaction," the team concludes.

The challenge is to quantify the precise value of data to a firm so that economic value can be ascribed to this asset class over time.

Finally, we conducted a retrospective analysis; associations, but not causalities, can be ascribed to the given data.

Finally, because we only conducted a retrospective analysis, only associations (no causalities) can be ascribed to the given data.

These data suggested that the reduced rate of CSC proliferation can be ascribed, at least partially, to a reduction in the number of living cells.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

Moreover, concerning CPP experiments, data from chocolate consumption during conditioning phase rule out the possibility that observed effects can be ascribed to a difference in the consummatory pattern produced by prefrontal NE depletion.

In the light of these data the reduction of organic macromolecules in the ECM in the presence of toremifene can be ascribed to its inhibition not only of collagen synthesis, but also of TGFβ1 activity.