Sentence examples for measures can be attributed from inspiring English sources

In this paper we assume that demand is deterministic, so that the undertaken precautionary measures can be attributed solely to stochastic transportation times.

A substantial portion of the differences in the use of coercive measures can be attributed to the ward level.

The patient's improvement in these quality of life measures can be attributed to her gains in all of the other areas examined in the study.

The low proportion of the respondents acknowledged sonography and biopsy as an early detection measures can be attributed to not availability to this population particularly biopsy and more common applicability of sonography for other diseases than breast examination.

However, the pre-intervention measurements prior to the training were stable over time in the absence of any intervention, which supports our assumption that the increased scores on our outcome measures can be attributed to the effects of the training.

Additionally, we calculated that no more than 20% and likely less than 1% of the magnitude of the voltages measured can be attributed to a streaming potential mechanism.

ICC provides the percentage of the total variance of the measures that can be attributed to the variability between subjects.

For beams polarised parallel to the scanning direction, where the propagation in the waveguide is determined mainly by the grooved walls, a reduced beam quality is measured, which can be attributed to imperfect machining of the grooves.

The study will also try to evaluate the gain in the outcome measures in treated patients compared to those in the control group and whether changes in these measures over time can be attributed to treatment.

A recent interest in application of appetitive measures in mice can be attributed jointly to the discovery of novel markers of energy balance in genetically obese mice as well as systematic targeting of known feeding regulatory pathways in bioengineered mutant mice.

The commission's major proposals were rapidly implemented: universal male suffrage, better housing, general economic development, and broader popular education, measures which also can be attributed to numerous other factors.