Sentence examples for not directly attributable from inspiring English sources

There was one death within 30 days, but it was not directly attributable to embolotherapy.

But with those test gains not directly attributable to the check, some will wonder why pupils are still being put through it.

The remaining 61 genes were not classified, as their knockdowns had mixed effects across cell lines and therefore were not directly attributable to the ccRCC phenotype.

Giroux speaks admiringly of Straus's publishing flair, but says he grew to detect something faintly grudging in Straus's manner, a lack of enthusiasm for successes not directly attributable to him.

Don't think I've fooled anyone!" The leaflet and its many questions are not directly attributable to the Bush campaign – under federal law, Super Pacs are not allowed to co-ordinate with candidates.

This difference is not directly attributable to groundwater redox potential or geochemical conditions, but rather the physical chemical difference in Pu sources, which at SRS appear to be dominated downstream from the seepage basins by decay of 244Cm, resulting in more oxidized forms of 240Pu.

"We tell people that any discomfort above the waist that isn't directly attributable to some known cause could be a sign of heart problems," says Bairey Merz.

Although this framework is overly bureaucratic in focus it has strong face validity (estimate of the degree to which a measure is clearly and unambiguously tapping the construct it purports to assess) in recognising that a HIA may have more than one type of effectiveness, but also that the impact may not be linear and may not be directly attributable to the HIA.

30 The cause of cancer-related fatigue is not fully understood, but it may not be directly attributable to drug therapy.

The project team has said that the rift, as they're calling the huge crack, is a geographical event, and not one directly attributable to climate change, but it could hasten climate change-related effects when it breaks away, by weakening the Larsen C ice shelf as a whole.

The project team has said that the rift, as they're calling the huge crack, is a geographical event, and not one directly attributable to climate change, but it could hasten climate change-related effects when it breaks away, by weakening the Larsen C ice shelf as a whole.