Sentence examples for strictly attributed to from inspiring English sources

But neither this attack nor the Kandahar riot could be strictly attributed to the Taliban.

When focusing on the patients with cardiovascular manifestations strictly attributed to venlafaxine toxicity, no statistical link was found with CYP2D6 phenotype.

Although this evidence can not be strictly attributed to the double burden of having children and a career field, it can give a good indication of a trend in society.

Thus, the temporal and regional phenotypic differences upon Nf1 loss observed in the BG lineage can be strictly attributed to differences in the differentiation status of this particular astrocyte lineage.

These experiments were done with dot pairs that had close spatial proximity, which leaves open the possibility that the effects could be attributed to strictly local neural encoding processes.

Although the variation was originally attributed to a strictly neutral process, i.e., species-specific differences in mutational patterns, recent genomic comparisons have shown that bacteria with G+C-rich genomes experience a mutational bias toward A+T.

12vb-13ra), Burley maintains that being is both univocal and equivocal with respect to the ten categories: univocal broadly speaking because a single concept corresponds to it (even though categorial entities are subsumed under it in different ways), and equivocal, though not most strictly, because this single concept is attributed to beings (entia) according to a hierarchy of value.

The availability of these products to the end-consumer is strictly related to manufacture costs, particularly those attributed to downstream processing.

A code number was attributed to each child so that data collected remained strictly confidential.

Yesterday, the campaign distributed a statement from Mr. Butler saying that statements attributed to Mr. Schwarzenegger in the proposal "were not in context and not even strictly accurate as it turns out".

This is most likely attributed to the fact that study interventions are applied in a controlled environment, strictly following guidelines and not subject to the limitations of routine practice, but long term impact should also be taken into account [ 58].