Sentence examples for rise attributable to from inspiring English sources

The overall glucose response in mice is typically consisting of an initial fall (attributable to insulin) followed by a rise (attributable to glucagon and other counter-regulatory hormones) in serum concentrations.

The overall glucose response in mice is typically an initial fall in plasma concentration (attributable to insulin, and subject of this analysis), followed by a rise (attributable to glucagon and other counter-regulatory hormones).

On the basis of the observed 12 percentage point rise in unemployment during the austerity period, our statistical models estimate a 2.23/100 000 population rise attributable to job loss linked to austerity (95% CI 1.37 to 3.10), which largely accounts for the overall suicide increase in working-age men during this period.

For the year, BlackRock set aside $3.1 billion for compensation and benefits, up 72 percent from 2009, a sharp rise attributable largely to its purchase of B.G.I. and an increase in incentive compensation.

Most of the rise was attributable to young men in the 15 to 34 age group.

In part, he said, the rise was attributable to increased awareness of how to avoid AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, and in part by improvements in contraception.

But traffic on Internet news sites has grown steadily for years, making it hard to say how much of this year's rise is attributable to the election.

But 2.64 percentage points of that rise was attributable to inventory shifts (a transient factor that tends to power growth early in recoveries).

He said the rise was attributable to the government's 18-month-old crackdown on Falun Gong, a widespread spiritual movement that the government has condemned as a dangerous cult.

While the county's foreign-born population more than doubled in the past decade, according to the Migration Policy Institute, a rise largely attributable to the housing boom in northern Virginia, the report found that there were 3,000 to 6,000 fewer illegal immigrants in the county in 2009, compared with 2006.

Most of that rise is attributable to carried interest.