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Infants' postnatal exposure through age 12 months was attributed entirely to breastfeeding.

The slight difference in mean visits between groups at 2 months was attributed to two EDUC-treated patients having an unusually high number of visits (79 and 89 over the whole follow-up year) to other health professionals.

In the placebo group, IgG3-IAs decreased in 9 of 14 patients (Fig. 3 A ), whereas IgG3-IAs increased in 6 of 19 patients in the insulin group (Fig. 3 B ). Accordingly, part of the observed difference in IgG3-IAs at 6 months was attributed to a decrease in the placebo group but also to a genuine increase in the insulin group.

In females, three or more sexual partners in the past 3 months was attributed with an estimated 14%95%5% CI 11% to 18%) of the chlamydia cases among backpackers and 30%95%5% CI 25%to37%7%) of cases in non-backpackers.

Growing public skepticism has, in recent months, been attributed to news reports about e-mail messages hacked from the computer system at the University of East Anglia in Britain (characterized as showing climate scientists colluding to silence unconvinced colleagues) and by the discoveries of alleged flaws in reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The relatively lower measured values after about 9 months are attributed to an increased possibility for evaporation and leakage from the standpipe and external disturbances due to natural and anthropogenic activity.

Over one-half of the errors in medicine stocks for the previous 3 months were attributed to an HSA mistake in reporting, such as misunderstanding the question, not calculating the 3-month period correctly, or forgetting stock-outs.

The expected surge -- a rise to 140 million passengers during March and April, up from 136.2 million during the same months last year -- was attributed to "accessibility and affordability of air travel" by John Heimlich, chief economist for the trade group Airlines for America.

Israel's sudden victory over its Arab neighbors in the Six-Day War, a month later, was attributed, by most Israelis, to the valor of its soldiers and the acumen of its generals.

The 2.7 percent increase in prices over the same month in 2009 was attributed in part to the Lunar New Year holiday, along with rising inflationary pressures.

It was the first time that that measure of subway ridership had fallen since 2003, except in months where the drop was attributed to bad weather or quirks of the calendar, like holidays falling on weekdays.