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Our findings are consistent with previous studies that have attributed these contrasting response sensitivities to the complex and closed canopy architecture of forests versus crops and grasslands.

The group also seems to reference media reports that have attributed recent political hacks to Russia, and suggests that the hacks are instead perpetrated by Iran as revenge for U.S. interference in that nation's election.

We are unaware of any clinical cases that have attributed nerve injury to ultrasound gel.

Our results are in agreement with previous studies in developing countries that have attributed high rates of stillbirth to the presence of a high burden of maternal conditions during pregnancy and obstetric complications during labor and delivery [ 17, 18, 30- 32].

But thus far, this extraordinarily wide-cast net has yet to find solid proof of risk for cellphone radiation: not a single trial or test that has attributed carcinogenic potential has been free of problems.

The Rigsby sisters, who were stepdaughters of a former Scruggs client, claimed to have witnessed the firing by a State Farm manager of an engineering firm that had attributed storm damage to wind, rather than to water.

The most widely accepted explanation is the 'hygiene hypothesis' that has attributed the increases in prevalence to a decline in infectious and microbial exposures during childhood [ 12, 15, 16].

The only study that we are aware of that has attributed an accumulation of deleterious mutations to selfing was a comparison of the selfing plant Arabidopsis thaliana with Drosophila melanogaster[ 19].

Entity-relationship (ER) modeling approach views an application domain in terms of entities that have attributes and participate in relationships.

Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) is one of several medical imaging modalities that have attributes compatible with the economical use of the concept [10].

A number of authors have indicated the usefulness of TDE in evaluation of interventions that have attributes of complexity [ 7, 18, 34, 35].