Sentence examples for is considered to be attributable from inspiring English sources

The macroscopic and microscopic structural heterogeneities are able to achieve high strength of up to 1.24 GPa and large compressive plasticity of ∼26%, which is considered to be attributable to the hierarchical network of strengthening intermetallic phases combining with deformable α-Al solid solution suppressing the propagation of microcracks or shear bands.

The therapeutic efficacy of EBP is considered to be attributable to the volume effect of the infused blood alleviating epidural space adhesions resulting from aseptic inflammation [10 12].

It is considered to be attributable urban warming of the average daily anthropogenic heat stocks generated from the 23 wards of Tokyo in August 2004.

In addition, more colonies were cultured from women's hands than from men's hands, and this is considered to be attributable to the fact that unlike the other types of common skin bacteria, the number of Lactobacillaceae are more variable and are not evenly distributed between men and women (Fierera et al. 2008).

The difference (162 cases) is considered to be attributable to HIV infection, while all cases of KS are attributable to infection with HHV-8.

Patients with schizophrenia have been reported to suffer a variety of physical co-morbidities, which is considered to be attributable to their sedentary life-style [ 1] and impairment in self-care [ 2] as well as the side effects from psychotropic medications [ 3].

An SUV decline of ≥20%, twice an accepted 10% test-retest reproducibility standard deviation [22], was considered to be attributable to treatment.

Increase of Fe(II Cp2 concentration in precursors did not cause increase of iron concentration in generated nanoparticles, which may be considered to be attributable to a difficulty in photolysis of Fe(II Cp2 compared with Fe(III)(acac 3.

Patient deceases were considered to be attributable to complications of veno-venous ECMO whenever authors of the original article clearly identified a direct relation between the occurrence of the complication and the fatal outcome.

Differences between cases and controls were considered to be attributable to wound care and associated comorbidities.

All deaths from T2D were considered to be attributable to cardiac problems, thus they were not independently modelled.