Sentence examples for indeed attributable to from inspiring English sources

Are they just klutzes over there?' " If the epidemic is indeed attributable to some regional lack of coördination, then Vineyarders have taken oafishness to almost artistic heights.

In our simulations, the microstructures are subjected to constant-stress loading at levels below the dislocation nucleation threshold and at high temperatures (i.e., T > 0.75Tmelt), thereby ensuring that the overall deformation is indeed attributable to atomic self-diffusion.

We also required additional proof that the HTT was indeed attributable to helix unfolding.

Our future studies will examine whether the increased Th1 status in this population is indeed attributable to household endotoxin (Gereda et al. 2000; Park et al. 2001; Roponen et al. 2005) by quantifying the endotoxin levels in house dust samples.

Functional connectivity between PMv and M1 was not altered in response to the control procedure in Experiment 2 suggesting that the influence of PMv on M1 in Experiment 1 was indeed attributable to short-term changes in synaptic efficacy.

The principal public health concerns regarding recreational exposures relate to the potential, presumably a now-realised potential if the aforementioned fatality is indeed attributable to cyanotoxin poisoning, for exposure to hazardous levels of cyanotoxins in untreated waters.

The low numbers currently reported may, indeed, be attributable to limited clinical exposure in comparison with bisphosphonates.

It is worth pointing out that the sugar release of the pFPGS1::FPGS1-GFP complinested lines (FPGS1c) was similar to the wild type, providing evidence that the improved saccharification efficiency in the fpgs1 mutant is indeed directly attributable to the mutation.

In fact, the lower estimates of R for the second wave and for the school closings data might indeed be attributable to the possible effects of school closings after September.

These results suggested that the transcriptional regulation following S deprivation was indeed attributable in large part to sulfate availability and not a general response to slowed growth.

If the tenant has never been required to pay a major capital improvement increase, she said, either because none has been imposed or because the tenant used the lease provision to avoid paying one, a court will likely find that the landlord's waiver does indeed prevent increases attributable to major capital improvements.