Sentence examples for has been attributed for from inspiring English sources
The DNA ploidy level has been attributed for each species separately based on the regression of sample/standard fluorescence ratios against the ratios of the counted individuals.
In the Middle East region, the prevalence of MetS has increased significantly in recent years, and this increase has been attributed, for the most part, to rapid socioeconomic growth and change in lifestyle [ 3].
While for populated places, both the consolidation of VMap encoding and then the further classification of such features based on whether both a valid name has been attributed for a feature, and then whether this attribute uses a full uppercase or only a proper title-case, may also be indicated.
Different experimental systems and methods used to define phenotype and purify T cell subsets have been attributed for the existence of such contrasting views [ 19].
Classical theory suggests that disulfide bonds stabilize proteins by reducing the entropy of the denatured state and hence they have been attributed for the unusual stability properties enzymes [ 38].
Heterogeneity has been attributed to, for example, differences in particle characteristics, ventilation rates of buildings, average PM10 concentrations, and social conditions.
The short length of human housekeeping genes, compared with tissue-specific genes, has been attributed to selection for economy in transcription and translation.
Instead, the passage appears to be a paraphrase of -- and perhaps an embellishment upon -- a popular expression that has been attributed to Tubman for decades, possibly starting with children's books in the mid-20th century.
The genome reduction observed in certain marine bacteria has been attributed to selection for decreased cell volume and energetic efficiency in light of limiting nutrients (Dufresne et al. 2005; Giovannoni et al. 2005).
Prices have only just begun to rise, but most of the increase has been attributed to rising costs for fuel and other imports.
Almost a third of death from cancer in the US has been attributed to cigarette smoking, for example.
