Sentence examples for develops can be attributed from inspiring English sources

In the case of mutation, the rate at which resistance develops can be attributed to the rate at which bacteria mutate.

This development can be attributed, to some extent, to biology.

The rise can be attributed to changed eligibility criteria.

The spread of Western medicine (or conventional medicine) and the founding of hospitals in developing countries can be attributed in large part to the influence of the medical missionary.

The analysis of a single extreme weather event was possible in Britain because of the existence of detailed climate models and regional maps, but it is still impossible to tell whether extreme weather events in most developing countries can be attributed to climate change.

The low productivity of smallholder farming systems and enterprises in the drier areas of the developing world can be attributed mainly to the limited resources of farming households and the application of inappropriate skills and practices that can lead to the degradation of the natural resource base.

If carrying the -31 CC is regarded as a risk factor for the development of NPC, then the PAF calculated by the RR combined with the frequency of CC genotype indicates that 10.7% (95% CI, 3.9 18.0%) of elevation in the risk of developing NPC can be attributed to the susceptible effect of the -31CC genotype.

[34] The PAF calculated by the RR (OR, 1.40 [95% CI, 1.13 1.73]) (Table 1) combined with the frequency of the CC genotype (24.7%) (Table 1) indicates that 10.7% (95% CI, 3.9 18.0%) of the elevation in the risk of developing NPC can be attributed to the susceptibility effect of the -31CC genotype.

Most of the childhood deaths under 5 years in developing countries can be attributed to deterioration along the sepsis pathway (infection to sepsis, to severe sepsis, and to septic shock with progressive organ dysfunction).

This finding coincides with the decreases in CrI and HBI in the algae.> The highly effective action of the hydroxyl radicals in the newly developed process can be attributed to the abundant OH group in the polysaccharides of algal cell walls [ 20].

This may explain why 25% of deaths in developing countries (vs. 17% in developed countries) can be attributed to environmental factors.