Sentence examples for half of the attributable from inspiring English sources

An estimate of the burden of disease attributable to climate change at the year 2000 indicated that half of the attributable deaths (predominantly in children) are due to undernutrition (McMichael et al. 2004).

Twenty three per cent of our Medicare cohort was exposed to greater than 55 dB using the 90th centile exposure metric, and this population contributed half of the attributable hospitalizations.

For example, chronic diseases now account for 59percentt of the 57 million deaths reported worldwide (about half of these attributable to cardiovascular disease) and 46percentt of the global burden of disease [ 25].

Heritability studies have shown that the sources of this variance are both genetic and environmental, with approximately half of the variance attributable to hereditary factors (Huang and Tang 2010).

Estimates were that the common variants in PSEN1 could account for nearly half of the population-attributable risk for AD than was found for the APOE4 allele [ 9].

1 in 14 pneumonia hospitalizations had influenza as underlying cause and these hospitalizations accounted for approximately half of the influenza-attributable hospitalizations.

In 52 of these 92 trials (57%) less than half of the events were attributable to patient important outcomes that is, the composite outcome was dominated by intermediate outcomes such as physiological, biochemical, or surrogates.

For stillbirths between 24 and 33 weeks of gestation, the only significant factor was fetal growth restriction (adjusted relative risk 4.0, 2.9 to 5.6), which accounted for just under half of the stillbirths (population attributable risk 49.5%).

Half of the global HBV-attributable deaths occur in the WHO Western Pacific Region which includes the Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR) [ 3].

Multiple-resolution analysis reveals that about half of the total change is attributable to spatial reallocation of the categories over distances less than 2.3 km.

One-third to half of the slowdown may be attributable to the recession and its aftermath, when people cut back on medical spending.