Sentence examples for half attributed from inspiring English sources
More than 200 lives came to an end in these fields, nearly half attributed not to enemy fire but to heat stroke.
Robertson said half of Asos's growth comes from consumers switching to online shopping, with the other half attributed to the introduction of new products and brands.
Half of the stories attributed the statements to Donald Trump, and the other half attributed the statements to Paul Evans, a fictional Republican candidate for U.S. Senate.
The fatty acid profile of the crude glycerol was over half attributed to linoleic acid (Fig. 1c).
For the six respondents who thought the course had not helped them in performing their job, half attributed this to the course, saying that it was neither adequate nor well-planned.
Of the respondents that were not using the M100-S12 breakpoinearlyearly one-half attributed this to difficulty in modifying their laboratory information system (LIS) or to not having information systems staff available to make the necessary changes.
When a dyad had a common ancestor who was a maternal relative for one individual and a paternal relative for the other, that ancestor's portion of the relatedness value was divided by two and half was attributed to the dyad's maternal relatedness and half to the dyad's paternal relatedness.
The other half he attributed to changes in the timing of bonus payouts.
Some shipwrecked sailors who were rescued off Cuba a few years ago, after clinging to the rigging of a capsized vessel for three and a half days, attributed their survival to the happy circumstance that a case of Coke was wedged in the rigging, too.
In 2017, 39,505 such offences were recorded, of which half were attributed to people with right-wing ideologies, including 1,130 acts of violence (although more acts of violence were attributed to the far left).
ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT00434408) Of the annual 3.7 million global neonatal deaths, almost all (99%) occur in developing countries, and one-third to one half are attributed to infections[ 1] such as sepsis, meningitis, pneumonia, omphalitis, tetanus, and diarrhea.
