Intravenous (IV) fluids may be associated with complications not often attributed to fluid type.
Compilation from primary sources or passive reporting methods, that rely upon media and/or official sources for mortality information are likely to be more specific, however, would be expected to considerably underestimate true mortality by not capturing unreported deaths and indirect deaths, from non-violent effects of war, for example, that are not often attributed to the ongoing conflict [ 35].
But we don't often attribute an odor to outer space, just as we don't attribute one to, say, the White House.
She speaks of aggression, exploitation, and recklessness, but these words are often attributed not to her but to "theorists of leadership" and writers of "management literature".
The popularization of long underwear in 19th-century dress, but not the nickname, is often attributed to the English company John Smedley, which continues to produce them.
But that style has never included much worry over occasional slippages in ensemble — not the Schlamperei, sloppiness, often attributed to the Viennese in stereotype, but just a sort of loosening of the collective belt — so long as the overall sound and expression are right.
That the May uprising did not become a bloodbath is often attributed to Grimaud's close attention to what was happening on the ground, including discussions not only with police in the streets but also with groups of protesters.
Transient periods of reactive hypoglycemia (≤3.3 mmol/L) between meals certainly do not explain the general fatigue often attributed to "low blood sugar" (43), yet no previous study has examined the effects of a more prolonged but less pronounced period of reduced glucose availability on physical activity levels in humans.
The personal diaries quoted by Ms Reid, many written by middle-class academics, artists, doctors and their families, offer a relentless drumroll of deaths, often attributed to "dystrophy", not starvation.
So it's perhaps interesting, while not entirely fitting, that the quote often attributed to him: "Video games are bad for you?
Positive outcomes of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies are often attributed largely, if not entirely, to nonspecific effects associated with patients' high expectations of benefits [ 3– 5].
