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Strohm notes that Egardus's music is less complex than other mid-century composers, but this lack of complexity can either be attributed to an early date for its composition, contemporaneous with Philippe de Vitry, or a far later date, just prior to Johannes Ciconia).

These errors could either be attributed to improper genotype assignment or to authentic de-novo events.

This rise in PrP signal can either be attributed to increased protein expression, decreased turn-over, or possibly accumulation of PrPSc on blood cells.

The apparently stable Bcd intensity within a given nucleus could either be attributed to the lack of significant change in Bcd intensity over the majority of the anterior half of the embryo, or to Bcd being trapped within the energid (surrounding cytoplasm of a nucleus), even during a nuclear division cycle.

This could either be attributed to healthier primary care population than those typically studied in hospital populations, or alternatively, incomplete chart documentation of co-morbid conditions.

Skipping a single restriction site can either be attributed to a point mutation that has caused its inactivation or to an undigested site (due to its partial digestion).

The slow-tempo "Dinner Bells" allowed Boeckner to demonstrate his distorted sense of balance, which could've either been attributed to an extreme focus on his instrument or acute inebriation.

Failure to reach full expression has either been attributed to a Dox clearance problem or to specific epigenetic modifications of the Ptet-promoter sequences in CaMKIIα-positive neurons during the suppression period [ 26, 32, 33].

Amazon's decent-enough ranking, in either case, can be attributed to demand for its super-cheap $50 tablet, which was a holiday season surprise hit.

Eleven percent of civilian casualties could not be attributed to either side.

Nine percent of civilian deaths could not be attributed to either side in the conflict.