Sentence examples for study has attributed from inspiring English sources

A recent study has attributed this phenomenon to preconditioning effects of levosimendan [ 2].

However, another study has attributed this difference in IGF-binding proteins to physical activity rather than inflammation [ 257].

To our knowledge, no previous study has attributed the outcome to all involved hospitals without double counting.

In the Netherlands, a before-and-after study has attributed reductions in car use and increases in cycling to such schemes.

Recently, an increasing number of studies has attributed an important role of Azospirillum in conferring to plants tolerance of abiotic and biotic stresses, which may be mediated by phytohormones acting as signaling molecules.

In addition, E. meningoseptica has been associated with colonization of the respiratory tract in ventilated adult patients, but causation of ventilator-associated pneumonia in this cohort is less clear; some studies have attributed pathogenicity (8 – 10 ), but others have found no attributable disease from colonization (11, 12 ).

And other studies have attributed thousands of deaths to another cause: fuel economy regulations adopted in the 1970's forced automakers to make lighter passenger cars.

The cost of building schools in New York City has soared over the last decade, and various studies have attributed the problem to poor communication and backbiting between the Department of Education and the School Construction Authority.

But Western and Chinese studies have attributed most of the smog to coal-fired power plants, factories and diesel-powered trucks and buses, not gasoline-powered cars.

The volatile oils contain components that have been shown to inhibit the activity of harmful elements in the body, and studies have attributed antioxidant properties to the flavonoids, particularly luteolin.

It is too early to say much about such a recent episode but various studies have attributed earlier individual heatwaves or drought to global warming, notably those in Europe in 2003, Russia in 2010 and the sweltering summer of 2011 in Texas.