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Part of this deterioration has been attributed to inadequately neutralized oxidative stress.
The treatment gap in African countries has been mainly attributed to inadequately skilled personnel, cost of treatment, cultural beliefs, and unavailability of drugs, although lack of accessible health facilities has also been noted (50, 51, 91, 112, 114, 124– 124).
A European multicentre case-control study investigating the sources of Toxoplasma infection in pregnant women corroborated this evidence, reporting that in Lausanne 14% of infections were attributed to consumption of inadequately processed milk or milk products, whereas the population attributable fraction was up to 5% [ 33].
This was attributed to superior defects inadequately filled with bone chips [ 47].
Some researchers have attributed weak capacity for HSR to inadequately skilled personnel and limited funding [ 6, 12], and have called for more emphasis on improving human capacity and mobilizing additional financial resources for health research.
According to Weber, such undesirable consequences of disenchantment can be attributed above all to the fact that science inadequately fills the vacuum left by the diminishment of religion: science may be able to clarify questions of values and morals, but it is ultimately incapable of answering them.
The justification of the decline of vernacular architectural and urban forms are in many ways attributed to an overwhelming attitude toward modernization and inadequately changing culture.
Second, the higher prevalence of HCV in older people could be attributed to a longer exposure to risk factors for HCV transmission; for instance iatrogenic transmission resulting from inadequately sterilized equipments, inappropriate reuse of supplies, etc.
Much of this inconsistency can be attributed to inadequacies in study design, implementation, and interpretation inadequately powered sample groups are a major concern.
