Sentence examples for separately attributed to from inspiring English sources

If a participant made two very different comments for question 1: 'Was there anything particularly good about your NHS cancer care?', these comments would be separately attributed to the relevant themes.

Indian majors like Infosys, Wipro and Tata Consultancy Services don't report their Hyderabad earnings separately; these get attributed to their headquarters, which are in Bangalore and Mumbai.

Two people who successfully quit in the control group were also interviewed to allow the researchers to identify experiences of support from trial participation separately from those attributed to receiving the text messages.

These factors were semiquantified both together and separately, and scores were then attributed to them as follows: "0" for the absence of the referred alteration, "1" for alterations of low intensity, "2" for alterations of moderate intensity, and "3" for intense alterations, according to the methodology established by Hurewitz et al. [ 30].

With a consensus-like approach and when true loci are analyzed separately, any erroneous estimation can be attributed to a misspecification of the evolutionary model.

Sub-population analyses focused on each sex separately show that the risk for urinary tract cancer attributed to UTB is even higher among female patients.

The explanation was that MOH in GBD 2016 was attributed to the antecedent headache disorder instead of being reported separately [25, 26].

This was the case when analysed separately or as a single dataset of down-regulated genes, perhaps partially attributed to the relatively small size of the datasets.

Deaths attributed to infection > 3 months after diagnosis were coded separately.

The two cores of each individual tumor were scored separately, and the mean score of the two twin tissue cores was attributed to a single patient.

These results are more likely attributed to combined improvements in sample preparation, data acquisition, and usage of two isotope-coded cross-linkers separately and simultaneously.