Sentence examples for may attribute a from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, one may attribute a negative value to art, as Plato did in his Republic, arguing that art has a corrupting or diseducative effect on those exposed to it.
Physicians may attribute a less than ideal outcome primarily to patient non-adherence [ 27].
As even traditional beliefs in ancestral powers may attribute a certain level of blame to affected individuals, HIV education needs to counter stigma whatever its source [ 68].
Case-control studies tend to overestimate odds ratios and this may be related to selection bias (most likely the case in the example above) or information bias (patients may attribute a disease to a known risk factor and they over-report this exposure).
We also found that the O2 molecule gains very small amount of electron charges from the surface, which, together with a stronger adsorption energy, may attribute to a more effective oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) site as compared with pure graphene.
This may attribute to a high atomic migration in the samples heat treated at 575°C, which in turn generates large amount of oxygen vacancies and voids in this glass-ceramic sample.
Methylation of DcR1 and DcR2 gene may attribute to a secondary effect of the methylation of DR4 and DR5, meanwhile, methylation of the two decoy receptors may occurred independently of each other and of DR4 and DR5.
The higher HRQoL score among male elderly in this survey may attribute to a number of reasons.
Later, using genetic evidence and coalescent simulation method, we showed that the domesticated silkworm lost 33-49% of nucleotide diversity relative to wild silkworm, which may attribute to a historical bottleneck during its domestication [ 13].
Lower hydraulic gradients in this locality may attribute either to a lower flow density or to a lower transmissivity of the aquifer system.
On the other hand, study designs that permit stimulating more than one site per day may attribute effects to a given site due to carry over effects [ 3].
