Sentence examples for origin attributable from inspiring English sources

To represent the uncertainty of the assumption that the portion of gastroenteritis cases of unknown origin attributable to foodborne pathogens is the same as for cases of known origin, we draw the portion of unknown cases from a normal distribution around the portion of known cases (after it is calculated, since it varies with each iteration) with a standard deviation of 8 percentage points.

Even when a scrubland's origin is attributable to human activity, however, the transition occurs most easily in areas where aspects of the natural environment are less than optimal for trees.

Cancers of the lung and brain are found to be consistently increased among PWHA, but masses of non-neoplastic origin or attributable to NHL are common in the lung and brain at AIDS diagnosis.

We expect this divergence-rotation decomposition technique aided by seismic gradiometry to be helpful for investigating the constituents and origin of waves attributable to inhomogeneous structure.

Together with longitudinal information on subsequent births, these studies would clarify the extent to which disparities in the fertility of Mexican-origin women is attributable to differences in contraceptive access.

H-Lact is more frequent in patients with H-Cl, which is an important bias for the interpretation of the origin of acidosis and attributable mortality.

The second and more important reason for the "stiffness" of Darwin's Origin of Species is attributable to the almost complete lack of illustrations.

Subsequent to variant position identification, we employed the set of principles outlined by Trick et al.[ 13] to tentatively partition SNPs into classes attributable in origin to homeolog-specific or allelic variation.

The fact that SSU rRNA sequences of C. andersoni obtained from human stools exhibited 100% homologous to those derived from dairy calves and goats supported that C. andersoni infection might be attributable to animal origin.

We report two observations about parent-of-origin effects in mice: (1) an unexpectedly large component of heritability is attributable to parent of origin, and (2) KOs of two nonimprinted genes under iQTLs produce complex phenotypic and transcriptomic parent-of-origin effects.

The increased complexity of our observed networks from more compact starlike networks with one evident central haplotype [45], [49] may be attributable to multiple origins of morphotypes.