Sentence examples for fairly attributed from inspiring English sources

Only A+T -rich organisms were selected for analysis, so that the inter-species differences in nucleotide/amino acid usage patterns due to mutational bias could be minimized and any difference in such usage patterns among the mesophilic and hyperthermopilic organisms could be fairly attributed to their adaptation to the growth temperature.

The subtle difference (around 7%) between the loss (in the Golgi inter-space) of and the gain (at the Golgi) of fluorescence that suggests a loss of fluorescent material during the experiment, could be fairly attributed to moderate photo-bleaching that usually occurs during the time course of our imaging.

But you cannot fairly attribute those empty seats to a lack of vision or lackadaisical staff work.

But one cannot fairly attribute all of these costs to golf, given the round-the-clock security required for a president.

If the stock price remained fairly level after the first report but rose dramatically after the second, the increase could fairly be attributed to the second report and the first report could be discounted as a causal factor.

Whatever the problems that still trouble the field, few can fairly be attributed to elitism.

The initiation of the movement [n12] may fairly be attributed to Dr. George U. Wenner.

Only 20 of the 100 entries could fairly be attributed to a failure in subediting - I included all the grammatical errors and homophones in this category.

He said that in any event the plaintiffs' injuries could not fairly be attributed to their managed-care companies if those companies "correctly concluded that, under the terms of the relevant plan, a particular treatment was not covered".

If stock price volatility is abnormally high on event days, and the study properly controls for other industry- and company-specific information released to the marketplace unrelated to defendants' alleged fraud ("confounding factors"), the inflation or deflation may fairly be attributed to the defendants.

The unitary business rule is a recognition of the States' wide authority to devise formulae for an accurate assessment of a corporation's intrastate value or income and the necessary limit on the States' authority to tax value or income that cannot fairly be attributed to the taxpayer's activities within the State.