Sentence examples for further attributable from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular dysfunction in this setting is generally associated with a further attributable mortality risk of approximately 5 7% [ 37].

The favourable supply of health professionals in the public sectors of certain provinces is further attributable to the proportions of medically insured - as opposed to state-dependent patient populations - residing in the different provinces, and also to the large concentration of private practitioners, private hospitals and tertiary/academic complexes found in some provinces.

Once these covariate effects were established we were unable to determine any further effect attributable to sex.

To further explore attributable variability, we performed a discriminant analysis on the following factors: gender, diet, strain, fasted, and coded study (nested within lab).

After adjustment for these differences, the excess risk of both any retinopathy and maculopathy for the South Asian group remained significantly elevated, suggesting further risk attributable to ethnicity.

"Over four years later, it appears there has been, or may have been, a further deterioration, perhaps attributable to sleep deprivation and the continued confinement of the appellant in an unrelentingly harsh environment," the lawyer said.

Term premia are more volatile, but as with Chile, all movements in the yields further out are attributable to term premia effects and not interest rate expectations.

Robert Brown described 31 species of Banksia in his 1810 work Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae et Insulae Van Diemen, including six taxa (B. marginata α and β plus four further species) now attributable to B. marginata.

Inclusion of these would further increase the attributable estimates for female cancers.

The analysis is extended by further separating the attributable components into contributions from mild and extreme temperatures, with results summarized in Table 2.

It was assumed that, after 4 years, there were no further morbidity costs attributable to the initial episode of severe sepsis [ 40].