Sentence examples for is not imputable from inspiring English sources

However, such decreases actually represent a positive outcome which is not imputable to SBV emergence per se, but rather mirrors other beneficial changes in farm management.

In a qualitative analysis of 45 plaintiff depositions of settled cases, Beckman et al. extracted information about the reason(s) motivating the claim, all information pertaining to the relationship between the claimant and health provider, and whether a health professional suggested maloccurrence (i.e. a negative outcome that is not imputable to the quality of care provided by the medical team).

The statistically significant correlations between expression evaluated by cDNA microarray and Real Time PCR for FGFR4 (r = 0.57, p = 0.0008), FBLN2 (r = 0.595, p = 0.0004), ESR1 (r = 0.87, p = 0.0000008), ERBB2 (r = 0.754, p = 0.000002) clearly supports the fact that such a modulation is not imputable to technical artifacts, but represents a real biological phenomenon.

The "Aeneid" is suffused with a fascinating, upending sense that most of what goes gravely wrong on earth isn't imputable to human agency.

Recognition memory was associated with V1 activity, as part of a temporo-occipital network involving the hippocampus, under conditions that were not imputable to mechanisms associated with conscious retrieval.

However, since PP depends also on water content, measured by NDII, a Pearson correlation analysis between NDII and land Surface Temperature (TS) has been carried out, demonstrating that low level of PP in 2005 was not imputable to climate conditions but to the worse quality of vegetation associated to the wetland due to aging phenomenon.

In WGHS, the two SGCD SNPs were not imputable due to low minor allele frequency.

Of these SNPs, 54% were not present on any of the most commonly used GWAS arrays and 50% were not imputable from GWAS data using HapMap as reference panel.

At last, the relation between BMI and tumour response seems linear, suggesting the correlation we observed is not exclusively imputable to a low response rate in the category of patients with the lowest BMI.

It follows, therefore, that the significant decrease in DIM and days open observed here actually represents a positive outcome, which is not as such imputable to SBV emergence.

However, the observed decreases actually represent a positive outcome that is not as such imputable to SBV emergence, but rather reflects other beneficial changes in farm management.