Sentence examples for study attributed that from inspiring English sources

The study attributed that to overwhelmingly favorable coverage of Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, and overwhelmingly negative coverage of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.

The study attributed that to the growing number of one-person households, which the Census Bureau said has more than doubled in the last 30 years.

The study attributed that in part to "a rather successful apprenticeship system that ensures a relatively smooth transition from school to work for most youth".

British studies attribute that long delay may account for 5-10,000 extra deaths in the UK [ 2, 12].

The study attributes that to the large amount of information technology infrastructure investments in primary and secondary schools in China during the past decade.

The study attributes that to the traditional teacher-centered pedagogical theory and teaching practice still dominate the class in these schools, although they have been equipped with advanced software and hardware.

The tool (which can be applied to both randomized and non-randomized studies) verifies study attributes that are possible sources of bias, including adequate generation of the allocation sequence, concealment of the allocation to the different conditions, preclusion of knowledge of the allocated interventions (blinding of assessors) and handling of incomplete outcome data.

Finally, results of our analysis also give insight into study design attributes that increase the potential for BMD modeling success.

More specifically, the study identifies extrinsic attributes that influence wine purchase choices in a retail store, crossing-tabulating the results with six classification variables.

THE WORLD Correction: March 12, 2006, Sunday An excerpt in the Reading File column last Sunday from an article published last month in The Times of London about the evolution of blond hair included a reference to a study, attributed to the World Health Organization, that predicted that blond hair would become extinct in 200 years.

An excerpt in the Reading File column last Sunday from an article published last month in The Times of London about the evolution of blond hair included a reference to a study, attributed to the World Health Organization, that predicted that blond hair would become extinct in 200 years.