Sentence examples for have attributed in from inspiring English sources
Neither of these failures appeared in Warner's earnings reports until December 7 , 1982 when Atari announced that it expected a ten- to fifteen-per-cent increase in sales in its fourth quarter, rather than the fifty-per-cent increase it had predicted earlier in the year, which video-game historians have attributed in large part to the failure of the two games.
Humanitarians have also reported a rise in the specific targeting of humanitarian personnel and activities, which they have attributed, in part, to efforts to co-opt humanitarian aid for political and military objectives such as state-building and counterterrorism.
For the first time since 1997, the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps are all expected to meet their recruiting goals this year, an achievement Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen and other officials have attributed in part to sharper marketing strategies and a string of military pay increases.
We have established that sarcolemmal-associated β-catenin is a substrate for Ozz-E3 and that ozz−/− mice develop overt sarcomeric defects, which we have attributed in part to the impaired turnover of β-catenin at the membrane of differentiating myofibers [12].
But Drouet said he was hardly ready to dismiss his accusation against John Tomic, over an episode Drouet has attributed in part to his efforts to protect the 20-year-old Bernard from his father's aggression.
However a few media reports have attributed improvements in health outcomes to in-country Cuban health personnel.
Most studies examining geographic variation in bird nests have attributed differences in nest morphology primarily to differences in climate [14], [17], [18].
Researchers have attributed changes in copepod populations to factors like external predation and food supplies.
Researchers have attributed this, in part, to the stress of discrimination.
Alternatively, some authors have attributed HIV in CSF to brain inflammation and damage (5, 6 ).
Police in Lancashire, England, have attributed an outbreak in aggressive behavior to a batch of toxic amphetamines.
