Sentence examples for period can be attributed from inspiring English sources

Some of the changes associated with the juvenile period can be attributed to the gradual enlargement of the growing point, necessarily small in the embryo; its volume increases progressively with development.

"Part of Android's increase in the latest period can be attributed to its large gain in share within Sprint's smartphone sales," writes Kantar Worldpanel ComTech analyst Mary-Ann Parlato. Mary-Ann Parlato

The decrease of the kestose content in late reaction period can be attributed to the fact that it serves as acceptor for further oligomerization to synthesize nystose and 1-fructofuranosyl nystose (Dominguez et al. 2014; Rubio and Navarro 2006).

The higher removal rate at initial period can be attributed to the increase of a number of vacant sites on the carrier in the PIM (Benosmane et al. 2009).

Body water movement from compartment to compartment during any time period can be attributed to forces active within and upon each space.

This strongly autotrophic period can be attributed to the Phaeocystis bloom which occurs systematically in the BCZ at this time of year [e.g., [ 22, 25- 28]].

Therefore, any difference in larval activity levels between the two observation periods can be attributed to predation risk.

The inset figure shows a small phase delay in periods 1 and 2 with respect to the reference period, which can be attributed to a subsurface velocity reduction.

In the plain regions, actual evapotranspiration (ETa) has generally decreased during the study period, which can be attributed to decreased net radiation, precipitation and rapid urbanization.

Our present projections are based on the assumption that the observed decline of the period effects can be attributed to screening and that a counterfactual no-screening scenario can be obtained by using the age and cohort effects from our APC model but enforcing the period effect to be constant over time.

Changes in the number and severity of casualties at the mobile camera sites between the 'before' and 'after' period that can be attributed to mobile safety camera activity, and any impacts these changes had on the 'cost of treatment saved' by the secondary healthcare service in the case-study area.