Sentence examples for equally attributed to from inspiring English sources

The minor share was almost equally attributed to interruptions by others (n = 163, 12.0%) and impediments/delays (n = 159 , 11.75).

A portion of these diagnoses are attributed to routine testing in acute care based on historical numbers and the remaining AIDS diagnoses are equally attributed to targeted testing and routine testing in high prevalence settings.

This apparent rise may reflect an actual increase in disease incidence but could equally well be attributed to better awareness of the disease itself and/or existence of a national referral centre as well as improved diagnostic techniques.

Equal access of land and certification did not increase women's right to equally use of land attributed to various reasons.

The weirdness of Bosch's work has been attributed to equally outlandish causes, including the artist's involvement with a secret sex cult or the psychedelic influence of moldy bread.

The significant and rapid changes in cancer incidence in the last decades can only be attributed to equally large changes in population exposure to environmental factors.

An equally important role is attributed to the collagen-binding protein (Cnm) [ 21], so that the S. mutans bacterium can adhere to the heart tissue and penetrate the endothelium of the coronary arteries, consequently leading to endocarditis [ 22].

In its place is another adage attributed to an equally wise man, George Burns: if you can fake sincerity, you've got it made.

An equally large boost can be attributed to across-phenotype correction which has allowed us to eliminate overall taste sensitivity as a confounding factor for quinine-specific taste sensitivity.

Children without visual difficulty should be equally evaluated, as many children with headache attributed to uncorrected amteropia do not report vision complaints.

For example, a recent cost-effectiveness analysis was conducted of insecticide-treated net (ITN) distribution as part of the 2004 measles vaccination campaign in Togo, with shared costs assumed to be equally attributed between the two health interventions [ 36].