Sentence examples for more easily attributed from inspiring English sources

Series of high-profile gaffes A more focused and specific offshoot of the catalogue of errors, a series of high-profile gaffes tends to be more easily attributed to goalkeepers.

Thus, if an intervention were applied in a similar course with a similar population of students and bookended with our qualitative survey, changes in students' stereotypes could be more easily attributed to the intervention as opposed to other factors.

The advantage of propensity analyses is that outcome differences can be more easily causally attributed to exposure rather than to confounding factors since the latter variables were balanced between the two groups in a manner that is analogous to that of a randomized clinical trial.

The series' smooth, sweeping shots of wildlife could be easily attributed to drones -- except it was actually a much more labor-intensive process.

This decline is not easily attributed to systematic seasonal (spring, summer and autumn) changes in the fruit microenvironment so is more likely due to a developmental reduction in fruit skin conductance (Smith et al. 1995).

Though heavily rooted in house culture, the footwork sound itself isn't one that can be easily attributed to one person, nor is it easily defined.

In a previous blog, I noted that stellar performance can be as easily attributed to luck as to skill.

However the association was inconsistent and could be easily attributed to hidden confounding.

Such differences are easily attributed to differences in data mining methodologies.

Dental hygiene, flatpack assembly skills, breakfast choices and more easily quantifiable attributes such as physical endowment: everything is scored in the small books that each man guards jealously.

The authors argue that by showing what is missing and how much time has passed since the last action, responsibility can be attributed more easily [ 25].