Sentence examples for is attributable to either from inspiring English sources
Cocaine administration evokes cardiovascular responses that are variable in rats such that the pressor response is attributable to either a large increase in systemic vascular resistance and a decrease in cardiac output (vascular responders) or a smaller increase in systemic vascular resistance and no change or an increase in cardiac output (mixed responders).
Much of this variation is attributable to either measurement error or variation in TL between cells in the same individual.
Drug induced liver injury (DILI) is attributable to either direct hepatotoxicity occurring soon after drug exposure, or a delayed idiosyncratic reaction.
Because many different forms of Aβ exist and accumulate in various higher order assemblies, it is possible that the relatively poor correlation between cognitive deficits and plaque load is attributable to either qualitative or quantitative differences between a particular species or assembly of Aβ.
None of the behavior, he insisted, was attributable to either Pakistani forces or the militants.
This result could be attributable to either a growing familiarization with scale items, the response format, or natural respondent maturation.
Resins that have IR bands in similar positions as those shown in Fig. 6 are attributable to either dammar or mastic [34].
There are 150,000 road fatalities in OECD nations every year, the majority of which are attributable to either fatigue or driver inattention.
Lack of clearance of the tracers observed at 120 min may be attributable to either continuing accumulation of the radiotracer and/or its radioactive metabolite in the liver and pancreas.
Further prospective research is required to determine the degree to which outcome differences are attributable to either facility level characteristics or patient co-morbidity at hospital level.
This could be attributable to either residual activity in all of the mutants, or to lowered kdh and pdh expression in response to metabolic stress from the over-expression of Lpa constructs.
