For instance, attributes associated with academic success such as involvement (Astin 1984) and engagement have been used to explain students' relative success in their academic coursework (Carini et al. 2006).
For instance, attributes such as ecosystem energetics, nutrient cycling rates, and a variety of community structure metrics (e.g., diversity, food chain length, etc).
Justine Henin, for instance, attributed her first-round loss in part to an unspecified illness.
Prosecutors argued that Mr. Hodges and his lawyers had caused much of the delay, but Justice Blackburne in almost each instance attributed the delay to the prosecution.
The British press, for instance, attributed a mass killing in the 1980s to "the usual overattention of a single child" (never mind the Menendez brothers).
Mrs. Bachmann has a particular reputation for attention-grabbing statements, for instance attributing the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed an American ambassador last year to God's judgment.
The Chinese home-electronics company TCL, for instance, attributed its net loss of 320 million renminbi ($40 million) in 2005 to acquisitions in France during the previous year, when it bought most of Thomson's TV unit and Alcatel's Alcatel mobile-phone unit.
This discrepancy is in first instance attributed to the young population structure of the region [ 67, 82].
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