Sentence examples for purely attributable to from inspiring English sources
It is hardly shocking when you consider that the fall in numbers in education and work-based learning is purely attributable to the fall in population.
However, publishing success as vast and as sustained as this cannot be purely attributable to having been the youngest daughter of the Taoiseach.
This finding means that it is unlikely that increases in EFI4 are purely attributable to WTO membership and thus justify using WTO membership as distinct exposure/confounder together with EFI4 later in the same regression model.
"Success in marriage is only partly attributable to compatibility.
Reasons are given for believing that the increase is not purely an artifact attributable to improved registration procedures.
However, careful comparison with AC theory highlights minor levels of non-ideality not attributable to purely capacitative background or uncompensated resistance effects.
Imprecision (error) attributable to purely analytical variation was calculated as coefficients of variation on molar values from triplicate LC-MS injections of the same sample, taken over the 10 to 90% percentile of dynamic range of quantification, i.e. excluding 10% lowest or highest abundances.
The majority of studies continue to be limited in duration and spatial scale with much of the observed recent increase in impact studies attributable to purely observational studies.
Loss of one line of Snellen's visual acuity attributable to purely delay in appointment between community examination and hospital appointment occurred in 12 patients in group A and 3 patients in group B (Table 2).
The diminution in peak intensity compared to the purely siliceous material 1 is attributable to the decrease in pore size and the filling of the mesopores with zirconium oxide nanoparticles at the highest loadings.
The inclusion of five learning rates increased the ability of RPE (and SPE) to explain variance otherwise attributable to a purely model-based surprise in all three models.
