Sentence examples for stage can be attributed from inspiring English sources

It is the first scientific study to calculate what fraction of bird deaths during the vulnerable fledgling stage can be attributed to cats.

The low value for the sub-Plinian eruption stage can be attributed to underestimation of observed SO2 flux (see the last paragraph in Section 5).

The first sharp stage represents the transfer of MB from the solution to the outer surface of the biosorbent; the second gradual stage can be attributed to the penetration of MB into the interlayer of the biosorbent where the intra-particle diffusion is rate limiting.

This second stage can be attributed to the diffusion of the antibiotic from the bead's interior to the outside.

Late-stage diagnosis can be attributed to the fact that the disease was relatively "asymptomatic" in its early stage and nonspecific complaints in its late-stage.

That this problem does not totally undermine many of the pleasures to be found on the stage in Madison can be attributed both to the talents of the cast and to the durability of the bizarrely intriguing characters that the author Dodie Smith created in her 1948 novel, which she adapted into play form several years later.

These increased pH values at the final stage of vermicomposting can be attributed to the decomposition of nitrogenous substrates, resulting in the production of ammonia which formed a large proportion of the nitrogenous matter excreted by the earthworms (Muthukumaravel et al.2008).2008

According to theory, the increase in pH during the first stage of composting can be attributed to the production of ammonia associated with protein degradation in the samples and to the decomposition of organic acids (Liu et al. 2011), or bioconversion of organic nitrogen into free ammonia (Altieri et al. 2011).

From the directions of the VT shifts observed in Figure 5a and in light of the above discussion, the stage 1 response can be attributed to the charge effect due to both diffusion of Con A (pI = ca.5-7) [19–23] inthethydrogelgel and the complexation with α-man (in a 1 1 fashion) corresponding to step 1 of the gel response.

Based on these observations, the very early stage of twin nucleation can be attributed to the pole mechanism with deviation proposed by Cohen and Weertman or to the model of Miura, Takamura and Narita, while the twin growth is controlled by the pole mechanism proposed by Venables.

In this study, the lack of rice ASL1 encoding rice PRPS20 leads to an albino seedling phenotype and lethality after the four-leaf seedling stage, a phenotype that can be attributed to impaired chloroplast development, Chl biosynthesis, and photosynthesis.