Sentence examples for now attributable from inspiring English sources

On average, 14.3percentt of their total sales are now attributable to the Internet.

In Addo Elephant National Park, also in South Africa, up to 90percentt of male elephant deaths are now attributable to other male elephants, compared with a rate of 6percentt in more stable elephant communities.

Robert Brown described 31 species of Banksia in his 1810 work Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae et Insulae Van Diemen, including six taxa (B. marginata α and β plus four further species) now attributable to B. marginata.

Looking just at children, nearly one-third of whom are obese or overweight, obesity is associated with over $14 billion in direct medical spending; overall, more than 20percentt of U.S. medical costs are now attributable in some way to obesity.

Globally, three per cent of deaths in children under 5 are now attributable to AIDS.

Globally, between seven and eight per cent of deaths in children under 5 are now attributable to AIDS.

Over half of the phosphorus in the lake in the summer "may now be attributable to urine released by swimmers", while a footpath to Thoreau's cabin "caused large amounts of soil to wash into the lake".

Maligned early in the season for some slow reactions, that might now be attributable to lax marking in the midfield, the Swede has been solid recently — even being awarded with the captain's armband (normally worn by Henry) against the Galaxy and the Dynamo.

There is growing concern that CT imaging is overused, and it is estimated that up to 2% of all US cancers may now be attributable to the radiation from CT examinations [1, 4].

However, an increasing number of disease states are now directly attributable to defects in trafficking machinery.

Up to now, costs attributable to adverse events (AEs) and preventable AEs in the Netherlands were unknown.