Sentence examples for unable to attribute the from inspiring English sources
However, because cholera deaths were already declining in the city, Snow was unable to attribute the end of the outbreak directly to the removal of the pump handle.
Thus, we were unable to attribute the inability of PBMC expression signatures to distinguish ADT and CRM samples to the dynamic nature of treatment response over time; ADT samples collected from the same patients at different time points did not segregate earlier from samples.
In our study, we are unable to attribute the symptom improvement in patients to the osteotomy alone as 83.1% of patients had contemporaneous lateral patellar release.
However, the author's identity was so well-concealed that even repeated scholarly investigations in recent decades have proven unable to attribute the work.
We were unable to attribute the reduction in bleeding solely to the observed changes in use of bleeding avoidance strategies.
Subsequently, while allowing inferences regarding pain perception following SMT, we are unable to attribute the findings in the low back specifically to c- fiber mediated pain.
In common with the present study, Gennari did not observe downregulation of HER2 expression after treatment, although they were able to demonstrate that residual tumour cells were still coated with trastuzumab at the time of the surgery as well as an increase in NK-rich lymphoid infiltration, but were unable to attribute this increase to the type of treatment or to the regression itself.
Lindberg et al. [ 11] suggested poorer As metabolism in female chewers may responsible for their greater arsenic induced skin effects but were unable to attribute this to a particular substance in the betel quids.
However, we are unable to attribute this flexion restriction to increased ECU muscle passive tension.
However, we were unable to attribute this aversive LTM phenotype to MBON-α3, because blocking this cell type by other drivers did not result in a consistent phenotype (MB093C, Figure 10B ; G0239, (Placais et al., 2013 )).
Although the calculated incidence of EGFR mutations in CNS metastases is lower than previously reported, we are unable to attribute this to technical difficulties since this analysis was performed by two laboratories routinely performing NSCLC molecular diagnostics and involved a large patient cohort.
