Sentence examples for mostly ascribed to from inspiring English sources

At the first Remembrance Day service on Weymouth seafront after the end of the Falklands conflict, the turnout is reported to be smaller than the previous year's (though this is mostly ascribed to the terrible weather).

The enhanced corrosion resistance of ZATP pigment is mostly ascribed to the coefficient of low acidity, spacing crush and surface modification.

Such an improvement was mostly ascribed to more accessible reaction interface of electroactive nickel oxide through its higher loading and a uniform dispersion on titania nanotubes.

The reasons for students' positive attitudes towards online tests are varied but seemed to be mostly ascribed to the perceived easiness of MCQs (Donnelly, 2014; Gipps, 2005).

This band-gap underestimation is mostly ascribed to the well-known limitation of the exchange correlation functional in describing excited states.

The causes that the Na3V2(PO4)3/C nanofibers exhibit good rate performances, cyclic ability and structural reversibility can be mostly ascribed to the perfect nanofibers.

These are qualities Fisher mostly ascribes to written fiction, sci-fi films and David Lynch, but you could just as easily pick them out in BoJack at its bleakest.

Chen generally ascribed to the Nicholas Kristof school of thought on sweatshops -- that they're mostly a good thing, offering what Kristof described in a controversial column as "an escalator out of poverty".

The decline, it turns out, can mostly be ascribed to younger voters.

International stroke rehabilitation was more similar between countries; however, a few differences in patient characteristics were found which again could mostly be ascribed to the Dutch and Italian patients.

The heterogeneity in prevalence can mostly be ascribed to study size (higher prevalence in smaller studies) and higher prevalence in rural areas (Ngugi et al., 2010).