Sentence examples for more often attributed from inspiring English sources

In fact, such implacably negative views of science are more often attributed to feminists than embraced by them.

No modern illness is more often attributed to Stone Age genes in a Jet Age body than obesity; yet even here, certain microbes may be the real problem.

In recent years the relation is more often attributed to the belief that larger areas can support larger populations of any species.[59] Thus fewer populations are likely to become extinct in a larger area than a smaller one in any specified time interval.

This error means that when whites struggle, their troubles are generally attributed to situational forces (e.g., outsourcing); but when non-whites struggle, their plight is more often attributed to dispositional traits (i.e., poor work ethic).

Meanwhile the Swiss team failed in both its attempts to reach the summit of Everest, an outcome sometimes put down to dehydration, but more often attributed to a failure of their oxygen equipment.

In Bougouni, the most serious and life-threatening cases of diarrhea were more often attributed to supernatural causes (such as a spirit or evil eye) and therefore (according to the beliefs of the mother), more appropriately treated by traditional healers.

Indeed, older smokers are also reported to demonstrate less interest in quitting smoking 23 and they more often attribute symptoms to the effect of ageing or a non-medical cause.

One of the major weaknesses in small area studies is that the numbers of events being examined are often very small and therefore variation in these numbers can more often be attributed to chance than any exposure effect.

In contrast, highland malaria in Africa has more often been attributed to land use alterations, malaria treatment resistance, changes in vector control measures, and human migration into foothill and mountainous regions (3 ).

In the health sciences more generally, authorship is often attributed in descending order of contribution [ 3] although other methods may also be applied (e.g., alphabetical order, principal investigator/team leader being senior last author) making distribution quite variable [ 30].

Many other studies have also observed this pattern of greater sensitivity in qRT-PCR versus microarray results (for examples see [ 65, 66], which is often attributed to the more gene-specific optimized conditions of the qRT-PCR approach.