Sentence examples for truly attributable from inspiring English sources

Obivously, I cannot know with certainty whether the pay gap is truly attributable to sexism and nothing else; however, I know better than to dismiss the suggestion out of hand.

These effects were truly attributable to the stimulation of adenosine receptors since they were abolished when a pan-antagonist of adenosine receptors was added to CADO treatment (8-SPT group).

Whether the inverse association we observed is truly attributable to a protective effect of dietary vitamin D, however, remains unclear.

However, for many applications, how much of h L 2 is truly attributable to common variation, rather than rare variants and epistasis, is of little importance.

This low variability within genotype increases our ability to find quantitative differences in gene expression that are truly attributable to differences in CYP2S1 expression.

Since the vehicles were also used for other tasks such as transportation of specimens to laboratories for analysis, only a percentage of the total vehicle costs were truly attributable to the CHW visits.

We attempted to estimate the incidence of truly malaria-attributable fevers, rather than fevers incidentally associated with parasites, by using the age-specific all-cause fever incidence and parasite prevalence, where this was available.

Interestingly, as shown in Figure  7C, the S CPC scores display a well-separated bimodal distribution, and the low-scoring peak is likely mainly due to random motif patterns, while the high-scoring one is more likely attributable to truly cooperative motifs, thus we considered CPC pairs with an S CPC  ≥  γ =0.69 (at the valley between the two peaks) for further analysis.

For instance, if the inequality-mortality relation is truly causal then the population attributable fraction suggests that upwards of 1.5 million deaths (9.6% of total adult mortality in the 15-60 agroupoup) could be averted in 30 OECD countries by levelling the Gini coefficient below the threshold value of 0.3 (based on 2007 population).

Alternative explanations include anti-TNF therapy truly increasing the proportion of deaths attributable to RA-ILD, or clinicians being more inclined to report RA-ILD on the death certificates of patients treated with anti-TNF therapy.

The finding of a new lesion should, therefore, be unequivocal, truly representing a new metastatic deposit and not attributable to other causes.