Sentence examples for difficulties in attributing from inspiring English sources

But experts say compiling casualty statistics for heatwaves is extremely difficult owing to difficulties in attributing cause of death and registering fatalities in remote areas.

There are many difficulties in attributing costs accurately to field activities.

We excluded patients who had a new CVC inserted (non-GWX) within 72 hours of a GWX, to avoid possible difficulties in attributing any source of bacteraemia.

[ 13] The issue of suicide and its prevention in children is largely unexplored [ 14, 15], possibly due to small numbers and difficulties in attributing deaths from undetermined intent.

Species sharing a common ancestor are not evolutionarily independent, and phylogenetic proximity voids the assumption of sample independence underpinning many conventional statistical tests, thereby creating difficulties in attributing morphological-ecological relationships to adaptive causes rather than phylogenetic artefacts [ 32].

We attributed low capital and drug costs to underestimation by our study owing to difficulties in attributing the use of shared resources and to the Special Clinic's outsourcing policy.

Additionally, it is possible that the eventual difficulty in attributing the post-operative knee morbidity to the donor-site may also have lowered rate in the knee-to-knee procedures.

The decreased use of negotiation strategies by adolescents with HFASD may be related to their difficulty in attributing mental states to others, and may impact their ability to deal with social conflicts and create positive interactions and rewarding relationships.

As briefly discussed above, we speculate that an additional factor is required in order to produce the odd sensation; difficulty in attributing our inappropriate motor behavior to exogenous and endogenous events.

There is, therefore, an inherent difficulty in attributing beneficial effects of β-blockade to a single mechanism.

Modelling, case control, cohort, cross-sectional and uncontrolled before-and-after studies are excluded, given the difficulty in attributing causation from such studies.