Sentence examples for portion attributable from inspiring English sources

However, because the home was their principal residence, and they had lived in it for more than two of the last five years, they are entitled to exclude the entire gain, including the portion attributable to the home office.

The indirect approach enables a decomposition of the total effect of immigration into a portion attributable to increasing fertility, a portion attributable to changing labor force participation, and a portion to decreasing the tradeoffs women must make.

The portion attributable to business income is fully deductible; the rest goes into miscellaneous itemized deductions, allowed only to the extent their total exceeds 2% of adjusted gross income.

When HWM are analyzed, if the various components of the water height can be broken out so that the portion attributable to surge can be identified, then that mark can be classified as storm surge.

The portion attributable to PAC (due to induced abortion) averaged $1300 per facility—$207000 for referral hospitals, $3800 for district hospitals, $800 for health centers and $1300 for private facilities.

Estimated outdoor concentrations also included a background portion attributable to long-range transport, resuspension of historical emissions, and natural sources derived from measurements taken at clean air locations remote from known emissions sources.

For example, we measured RBC density daily and observed substantial declines during acute malaria, but we did not partition the anaemia into portions attributable to lysis of infected RBCs versus bystander killing (Waitumbi et al. 2000; Wickramasinghe and Abdalla 2000; Serghides et al. 2003) or removal from circulation of uninfected RBCs (Safeukui et al. 2008) by the immune system.

The analysis of residuals supports the belief that the unexplained portion is attributable to randomness in individual choices.

The cost of injury-related healthcare in Europe (EU-27) is estimated at €78 billion (of which a large portion is attributable to fall-related injuries in the elderly) and about a million people in Europe are permanently disabled as a consequence of injuries annually.

The TCE metabolite data were examined for evidence of strain and time effects using a fixed-effect two-way ANOVA model, with partial R used to describe the portion of variability attributable to "strain" and "time".

An approximate "heritability" was computed as the portion of variation attributable to strain, which was determined using the partial R. Statistical tests involving each metabolite were treated as separate hypotheses of independent interest and, thus, not subjected to multiple comparison control.