Sentence examples for it is often not attributed from inspiring English sources
It is often not attributed to any cause, and its symptoms are the lack of something, a failure of the past to have provided something for the future.
For others, unexpected symptoms were often not attributed to anything specific, and were dismissed as trivial and not worthy of further consideration, mirroring findings from studies with patients with cancer.
However, unlike our study, these attenuated effects of antibiotics are often not attributed to the appearance of heritable, genetically based resistance mutants (Regoes et al. 2004; Udekwu et al. 2009; Levin and Udekwu 2010; Skiada et al. 2011).
It is often not something that can easily be attributed to one single cause.
It's often not worth the risk.
Thus the clinical importance of bacterial infections and associated mortality is often not recognized with most febrile illnesses being attributed to malaria.
So it should be kept in mind that in attributing this or that view to an author, what we will say is often not to be understood literally: when it is not, what we really attribute to the author is something which, translated into our framework, is what we literally attribute to her.
It is often attributed to Barbara Castle, but at the time the minister of transport was Tom Fraser.
Consequently, it is often difficult to attribute a direct molecular function to factors.
However, it is often difficult to attribute resource utilisation and cost to a specific disease.
