Sentence examples for reliably attributed from inspiring English sources

This way any differences in outcomes (heart attacks and strokes) can be reliably attributed to sodium consumption.

Its meaning depends on context and intention (something crystallised by the line – often quoted but never reliably attributed – "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter").

The draft said: Long-term trends in normalized economic disaster losses cannot be reliably attributed to natural or anthropogenic climate change, particularly for cyclones and floods (medium evidence, high agreement).

Though today's extremes can't be reliably attributed to the greenhouse effect, they do give us the feel, sweat and all, of what's to come if emissions are not reined in.

They are reliably attributed to Pascal only when he expressed similar views elsewhere.

Results of AE are thus benchmarked and certain trends reliably attributed to specific processes.

Evidence of musical instruments in use by early civilizations of India is almost completely lacking, making it impossible to reliably attribute instruments to the Munda and Dravidian language-speaking cultures that first settled the area.

It is therefore difficult to reliably attribute adverse outcomes to configurations of providers.

It is impossible to reliably attribute the observed survival benefit to any specific component of optimal clinical management.

Parkes et al. arbitrarily defined an "inaccurate" zone of a marker when it "cannot reliably attribute result for tests as tests perform with lower sensitivities/specificities at thresholds, where positive predictive value < 90%, negative predictive value > 95%" [ 47].

It must also be noted that the earlier studies were much shorter (total study length of 1 3 months) than our study, possibly too short to reliably attribute the changes in HbA1c to rosuvastatin itself.