Sentence examples for logically attributed from inspiring English sources

Thus, the preserved levels of pH, BE, and bicarbonate after fluid challenge in the OS group appear more likely explained by its more physiological in vivo SID rather than the rapid generation of bicarbonate; this is in contrast with the decreased pH, BE, and bicarbonate shown in the NS group that could only be logically attributed to reduced SID and hyperchloremia instead of dilution.

Pt Fe/C300 exhibits higher ORR activity and better performance than other Pt Fe/C or Pt/C catalysts when employed for cathode in direct methanol single cell test, the enhancement of the cell performance is logically attributed to its higher ORR activity, which is probably attributed to more Pt0 species existing and Fe ion corrosion from the catalyst.

A difference in the ability of CD28 to preferentially co-stimulate CD28Hi memory T cells could be logically attributed to the expression levels of CD28.

When the social cognition of young (family-raised) humans is compared with adult (laboratory-raised) chimpanzees, differences cannot be logically attributed solely to species, as species is confounded with duration (and quality) of postnatal experiences (Bard & Leavens, 2009; Kellogg & Kellogg, 1933; Leavens & Bard, 2011; Leavens, Bard & Hopkins, 2010; Leavens, Hopkins & Bard, 2005).

This is why there is anti-Semitism where there aren't any Jews, and why the Jews are blamed for problems that cannot logically be attributed to them.

While some variation can be explained by the probabilistic translation of models into randomly seeded datasets, the rest can logically be attributed to subtle differences in model architecture.

Moreover, in many cases the patterns of host use cannot logically be attributed to cospeciation due to asynchrony in diversification events for the associated groups of plants and insects [ 27, 30].

The high colonization rate for caregiver adults within our study (90%) could logically and predominantly be attributed to direct contamination from the children.

Mayor Me's appearance is a direct consequence of the Doctor's meddling in the past, and so Clara's death can logically (though not wholly) be attributed to him.

In Scotus's theory, logically necessary attributes and relations are attached to things in all those sets of compossibilities in which they occur.

Taking into account the fact that LAD patterns can be viewed as logically synthesized attributes that can be expected to reflect more closely the condition of a patient than the original 'raw data', it is reasonable to assume that a description of patients specifying exactly the set of patterns by each individual should represent more precisely the patient's condition.