Sentence examples for system is attributable from inspiring English sources
The success of this system is attributable to the stereotypical architecture and reproducible cell divisions of the gonad/early embryo, coupled with penetrant RNAi‐mediated protein depletion.
The suitability of this model system is attributable to it being capable of undergoing highly efficient homologous recombination events.
It is therefore reasonable to assume that the disproportionate increase of consultations in the Swiss system is attributable to the scheme of reimbursement in Swiss out-patient care.
The increase in HCO3− absorbance in the piperidine system is attributable to hydrolysis of the initially formed carbamate, which strongly suggests, consistent with the IR data presented herein, that the PZ system forms a hydrolysis-resistant carbamate.
The large power factors observed in this system are attributable to this effect.
The success of the $160 phone, made by HTC Corp. with Microsoft 's Smartphone 2002 operating system inside, is attributable to ease of use.
Based on an observed groundwater level increase, we deduce that the local ground uplift was induced by a permeability enhancement and a pore pressure increase in the aquifer system, which is attributable to mainshock vibration.
The delay in developing the system, they said, is attributable to factors like accounting for the varying weight, length and braking times of freight and passenger trains and ensuring that radio frequencies and communication devices work in different terrain and conditions.
Like change in any natural system, the increase is attributable to multiple factors (Cannon and DeGraff, 2009; Abatzaglou and Williams, 2016).
It seems to be due to a gradual shift in the balance between individual resources and system requirements, which is attributable to the worker's background and personality characteristics, work organisation and cultural causes.
The current paralysis of our political system is not attributable to constitutional flaws but instead to the failure of both parties to approach crucial issues with the same spirit of compromise that made the nation possible.
