Sentence examples for separately attributable to from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, ASSOC can estimate the variances separately attributable to polygenic, common sibship, and marital effects as described by Elston et al. [ 14].

The table which follows shows the cost increases summarised by major component, indicating separately the amounts attributable to biennialization of cost increases incurred in 2000-01 from cost increases due to inflation in 2002-03.

The study controls for general trends in accidents, regression-to-mean effects and migration, separately estimating the accident changes attributable to the impact of the schemes on traffic speed and on traffic volume.

In particular, we wished to investigate whether any particular combinations of the components included in the definition of metabolic syndrome are associated with a higher risk of CVD than would be expected from combining the risk attributable to each component separately.

We modeled the percentage of adult ICU admissions and treatment days attributable to the very elderly separately for ICU admissions following cardiac surgery and other reasons.

Both the first and this fourth researcher separately categorized all text statements that were attributable to one of the three types.

Importantly, in epidemiological studies on VI, complications such as cataract and glaucoma attributable to uveitis are often classified separately without the causal diagnosis, leading to falsely low values for uveitis blindness/VI[18].

Because infant deaths in the first month of life are often attributable to perinatal events these were separately analyzed.

The health outcomes attributable to waste exposure are shown separately for men and women.

To obtain the FRR attributable to BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations separately, we assumed a reduced genetic model where only the relevant mutation conferred increased breast cancer risks and no other genetic effects were assumed in the model.

In Catalonia (Spain) information on patients' country of origin, case mix in emergency care and the costs attributable to these episodes is stored separately and is not easily related.