Sentence examples for is attributed to reports from inspiring English sources

Historian David Wilson, however, points out that the large Loyalist size is attributed to reports by General MacDonald and Colonel Caswell.

For the most part, these ratings were attributed to reports that failed to address a large portion of the required GEROS criteria and question.

The difference between the results in Australia's mothers and babies 2005 and the current study may be attributed to reporting biases, delayed registration and different data collection methods.

Overall, the models indicate that the seasonal variation by month in the proportion of diarrhea visits as reported by BioSense can be attributed to reported norovirus outbreak activity, with rotavirus also playing a role in the 0 4-year, >65-year, and all-ages groups.

No treatment-emergent serious adverse events were reported that were attributed to study drug.

The first use of the term is attributed to a report of the 451 group in 2011 [17].

Growing public skepticism has, in recent months, been attributed to news reports about e-mail messages hacked from the computer system at the University of East Anglia in Britain (characterized as showing climate scientists colluding to silence unconvinced colleagues) and by the discoveries of alleged flaws in reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The reported low engagement in moonlighting in this study could be attributed to under reporting perhaps because the practice is widely perceived to be illegal.

Much of the slump was attributed to a report from the Institute for Supply Management showing a slowdown in the nation's factories.

While part of the increase may be attributed to better reporting by authorities, the increase highlights the scale of unsafe products that must be tackled, Which? said.

It should not have been attributed to the report of the Commission to Strengthen Social Security, but to Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, who calculated it based on figures in that report and elsewhere.