Sentence examples for pattern is attributable from inspiring English sources

Much of the seasonal pattern is attributable to the so-called January effect -- the tendency of all stocks, especially small caps, to perform especially well during the first month of the year (the overall market's sad January 2000 notwithstanding).

The authors' empirical results suggest that this new pattern is attributable to the change in the cost of child care relative to high-skilled women's wages.

The ability of such a small number of genes to drive this overall pattern is attributable to their dramatically greater levels of mRNA expression (roughly four times the other groups; see Table 3).

Not only do present findings challenge the claim that second cleavage planes are oriented randomly [13] but, more importantly, also the dogma that patterning is attributable entirely to positional cues, mechanical constraints or stochastic processes operating on sets of initially naïve blastomeres [14] [17].

Some of these systematic patterns are attributable to the derivative of the multi-path effects in the direction of the satellite velocity.

To what extent these patterns were attributable to changes in TB transmission and to what extent to changes in the introduction of new strains from abroad or from reactivation of latent infection are unclear.

All practicable efforts are made to verify reported cancer diagnoses in the family, particularly if it seems probable that the pattern of disease is attributable to a high penetrance mutation.

This pattern is likely attributable to both homoplasy and balancing selection on ancestral polymorphism.

The nearly uniformly northward shifting zones reflect increases in "average winter low temperatures between 1976 and 2005 at 8,000 weather stations". While this doesn't fully measure all the changes in climate, if this nationwide pattern is not attributable to global climate change — specifically to the global warming that scientists have concluded is unequivocal — what, pray tell, is responsible?

The spending pattern is likely attributable to age, says Hoyt: Low-income consumers are more likely to be young people paying off loans, and at the upper end of the spectrum there are parents sending kids to private school and college.

NO2 predictions were less precise during the winter (R = 0.72) than for the other three seasons (R 0.83-0.88) and this pattern is not attributable to a small number of predictions.