Granderson's substantial lead can be attributed to three things.
While Coke claims roughly 44 of the overall market, compared with slightly more than 31percentt for Pepsi, much of its lead can be attributed to its ubiquity in restaurants, sports complexes and movie theaters.
For most children, only a small contribution to tooth lead can be attributed to gasoline and paint sources.
All of this, we are implicitly led to believe, can be attributed to the brothers' fateful inability to resist the woman whose name, appropriately enough, is Sharky and who, also appropriately, never appears onstage.
If you think I'm just having fun with numbers here, look at it this way: right now Clinton leads Sanders by 226 delegates, and 215 of that 226-delegate lead (over 95% of it) can be attributed to just four states, three of which are majority-white: Georgia (53% white), Florida (55% white), Mississippi (57% white).
We believe that, among others, a possible reason for the discordance in the results and interpretations of the effects of low-dose lead exposure on neonatal behavior can be attributed to a lack of a standardized analytical protocol.
For the D and G+ bands, hole doping leads to strong upshifts which can be attributed to a stiffening of C C bonds and the corresponding phonon modes.
Furthermore, the increase in percentage of removed lead ions with an adsorbent dosage can be attributed to an increase in the adsorbent surface which increased the availability of adsorption sites; while further increase in CNT dose did not show any increase in adsorption percentage [31].
One of every three cases -- or an estimated 560,000 children in the United States -- can be attributed to lead exposure or prenatal tobacco smoke exposure, Lanphear reported in a study published in December.
Yet autopsy studies indicate that around 95% of lead in the adult human body is deposited in the skeleton, and to the extent that the lead's effect on blood pressure can be attributed to chronic exposures, a longer averaging time for exposure would be more relevant for evaluating these effects.
Ms. Maddow acknowledges that much of her success can be attributed to the lead-in from "Countdown," which continues to be MSNBC's marquee program.
