Sentence examples for reasonably be attributed from inspiring English sources

The genuine meritocracy of UK appointments is surprisingly recent and can reasonably be attributed to research assessment.

When autopsies and toxicological reports finally started rolling in, it turned out that only one of the 18 deaths might reasonably be attributed to meow-meow.

Indeed, the remarkable paucity of their conclusions may reasonably be attributed to their attempt to provide a theory of phenomena that have yet to be properly defined.

According to the Public Health Laboratory Service, the low incidence of flu cannot reasonably be attributed to the vaccination programme, which reached only a minority of the population.

The scientists who participated struggled with questions of bomb engineering and malicious intent which they had never before considered; among other things, they had to decide what level of skill could reasonably be attributed to an attacker.

As we indicated in Agostini, and have indicated elsewhere, the question whether governmental aid to religious schools results in governmental indoctrination is ultimately a question whether any religious indoctrination that occurs in those schools could reasonably be attributed to governmental action.

To recognize that military orders are 'reasonably expedient military precautions' in time of war and yet to deny them constitutional legitimacy makes of the Constitution an instrument for dialetic subtleties not reasonably to be attributed to the hard-headed Framers, of whom a majority had had actual participation in war.

Considering the biological and paleoclimatic evidence, and concept of time-dependent rates, the invasion of C. pallasii to Northern Europe can then reasonably only be attributed to the Holocene since the opening of the strait (<12 kya), including the "Thermal Maximum" (HTM 5 8 kya; e.g., [ 47]).

The superior electrochemical performance can be attributed to the reasonably designed core/shell hierarchical structure of NiCo2S4@NiCoxSy nanoarrays, which would be promising for high-performance supercapacitor materials.

Although exact agreement is not obtained, the values are reasonably close and the differences can be attributed to the effect of deuterium labelling on the interaction between the constituents of the polymer blend.

The fact that noble gases of the same isotopic composition as Earth's atmosphere are found in nearly all analyses of samples of rock extruded from the mantle has been attributed, quite reasonably, to contamination from the atmosphere during, or after, the eruption of magma3,4.