Sentence examples for is attributed attributed to from inspiring English sources

Hence, the absence of lag phase for the 5-FU release profiles is attributed attributed to the approximate ratio (1: 505) in molecular size.

The rest of the variation that is not attributed to genetic effects is attributed to environmental influences, which can be divided into shared and unique environmental influences and random error.

Eight of the complete HA and NA genetic sequences are attributed to wild birds, 3 are attributed to domestic birds, and 1 is attributed to a bird that could not be identified as wild or domestic because insufficient information was available.

The differences in the cost of services between countries may be attributed to the societal value attributed to particular disciplines and the historical development of the health care system in each country.

Worldwide, 53% of HCC cases are attributed to HBV and 25% are attributed to HCV [ 4].

In addition, 50% of target genes for molecular function were attributed to binding and 39% were attributed to catalytic activity, indicating that those targets may be involved in many metabolic processes and that there may be complicated relationships between those targets and different phenotypes.

Note: Some allegations originally attributed to Sheard have been attributed to his lawsuit.

Of the 278 deaths attributed to poultry, most were attributed to Listeria monocytogenes (63%) or Salmonella spp. (26%).

In contrast, 44.4% of the autochthonous infections were attributed to recreational activities (Table 1), 29.8% were attributed to occupational exposures, and 15.5% were attributed to accidents.

I think for this one we need Hanlon's famous razor: don't attribute to malice what can be attributed to stupidity.

In this TB programme, among those with confirmed or probable TB, only 50% (3/6) of deaths at autopsy in men not known to have HIV and 34% (39/115) in HIV positive men could be attributed to TB, whereas clinicians attributed the cause of death to TB in 70% (7/10) and 65% (141/217) of deaths respectively.