Sentence examples for is therefore attributable to from inspiring English sources
The difference in stress field between the two structure types is therefore attributable to a combination of structural heterogeneity and lateral inertial confinement.
Crop yield gap (Yg) can be disaggregated into two components: (i) one that is consistent across years and is, therefore, attributable to persistent factors that limit yields, and (ii) a second that varies from year to year due to inconsistent constraints on yields.
Ionic conductivity decline that occurs at salt concentrations ≥1.25 M LiN CF3SO2 2 PC in both liquid and gel electrolytes, is therefore attributable to (i) ion-pairing phenomenon and (ii) an enhancement in the solution viscosity due to a high salt proportion.
He operates by instinct, and his success is therefore attributable to a kind of genius.
The superior crack growth resistance of β-annealed Ti64 specimens with the lamellar microstructure of α colony is therefore attributable to a crack path characterized by high degree of crack deflection, bifurcation and secondary cracking.
Carbon accumulation in tropical wetlands is therefore attributable to the relatively small residual fraction compared to the much larger inputs (litter and root exudates) and outputs (heterotrophic respiration and DOC leaching) of C.
This indicates that 90 95% of deaths in people living with HIV (PLWH) were excess deaths due to HIV infection and were therefore attributable to HIV.
The ability of this novel internalized mass to span the entire vault waist must be therefore attributable to the presence of additional cellular components, which we hypothesized to be host membrane lipid constituents (phospholipids, glycolipids, sterols, fatty acids, etc).
Interestingly, the cleavage activity for the pGFP-F2A18Fm-CherryFP construct was as low as that of the parental pGFP-F2A18-CherryFP construct, demonstrating that the improved cleavage efficiency of pGFP-F2A18mut-CherryFP with - SGSR GAC- substitution was, therefore, attributable to the nature of the linker sequence and Table 1).
We observe high and variable VFI values across the 17th and first half of the 18th centuries, likely due predominantly to poor data quality (related both to volcanism and to population); the reduction in the VFI over this period is probably therefore attributable to changes in both the level of reporting and its accuracy.
