Sentence examples for roughly attributed from inspiring English sources

Generally, the generation mechanism of MPS signal is just roughly attributed to the inverse magnetostrictive effect.

These spikes could be roughly attributed to the increment of volcanic materials during glacial periods though there is no visible ash layer.

At UHF frequencies, DS can be roughly attributed to the environmental clutter, since both the urban furnishing (outdoor) and the internal furniture (indoor) are often made of objects mainly acting as scatterers rather than reflectors, due to their size comparable to the wavelength or to some surface unevenness and/or volume unhomogeneities.

Some attribute it to jantelagen, which roughly translates to a mentality that downplays individual effort and places the emphasis on the collective.

The later Mohist view is roughly that attributed to a Mohist named Yi Zhi in a dialogue in the Mencius (3A:5): "In care, no degrees; in practice, begin from what is close".

The roughly 20 deaths attributed to kratom in recent history are thought to be caused by other drugs: the National Institute on Drug Abuse notes that "commercial forms of kratom are sometimes laced with other compounds that have caused deaths".

A large type 2 VDPV outbreak is currently ongoing, with roughly 130 cases attributed to the independent emergence of seven cVDPV lineages in northern Nigeria [14], where routine trivalent OPV coverage is <30%, and most supplementary immunisation activities have largely used type 1 and 3 monovalent OPV.

We found a lower percentage of the total amount of "ANOVA targets" (roughly 4 – 7.5%) attributed with intra-platform quantile Q1 for all platforms.

OPINION An Op-Ed article on Tuesday incorrectly attributed the roughly 70,000 deaths since the start of the Syrian civil war to President Bashar al-Assad's government.

When the results came back, 3.6% of roughly 75,000 deaths were attributed to malaria.

In practice, the later Mohist view would probably coincide roughly with the view attributed to a Mohist named Yi Zhi in a dialogue in the Mencius (3A5): "In care, no degrees; in practice, begin from one's parents".