Sentence examples for was attributed by a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Golab collapsed at work after complaining of dizziness and nausea, and his death was attributed by a local coroner to cyanide poisoning.

The middle-aged Mrs Thatcher's behaviour was attributed by a foreign politician to "the glandular system of women"; a like-minded US doctor, Edgar Berman, physician to Hubert Humphrey, told women Democrats that political ambition was incompatible with their biology.

The negative effect of the pressure was attributed by a reflection of the increased repulsive solute solvent interactions, or by effect of the pressure in decreasing the mass transfer parameters.

A 2010 death at another nursing home in the same chain, which was rated at four stars at the time and five stars now, was attributed by a coroner in part to bedsores that had developed gangrene and were infested with maggots, and in part to a urinary tract infection.

In addition, an effort is underway to establish what Dr. Howard called a "case tracking system" that will collect data from people whose diseases or deaths appear to be linked to Sept. 11 but are not part of the registry, such as the case of Detective James Zadroga, whose death early this year was attributed by a medical examiner in New Jersey to the work he did at ground zero.

The second fire, accompanied by an explosion that demolished a reinforced concrete staircase, has been attributed by a former East German curator of the Gemäldemuseum to an SS "Werewolf" unit carrying out Hitler's so-called "Nero Order" of March 1945, in which nothing but scorched earth was to be left behind.

These are attributed by a large number of features, with a smaller number of records.

It is reported that the enhancement of UV emission is attributed by a larger surface area and fewer defects [30].

In part, the effects of C5a on the IL-17/IL-23 IL-17/IL-23 IL-17/IL-23by axis3K/Akt-dependent acanvation of IL-10 release.

This observation could be attributed by a possibility that people with the good navigation skills inclined to remember their path right from the first time they have encountered the map/route of the novel environment while people with the bad navigation skills put greater mental efforts in accumulating primary knowledge and acquired them through experience.

Another reason of retarding the drug release might be attributed by a protective gel layer, caused by excess sodium alginate content that could be formed before water's entry in the matrix thus hydrating the inner layer.