Sentence examples for was only attributable from inspiring English sources

This decreased rate was only attributable to reduced fractures of the upper limb.

In addition biases exist which tend to underestimate DALYs benefits as follows:- a) Because mortality was only attributable for AMI and UAP for a one year post-hospitalization period.

Nevertheless, this scale-related hypothesis was only attributable to a small percentage of genes with heterogeneous residual variances (Tables 3), whereas more than 75% of differential dispersion patters must be related to other unknown causes in the analyzed free-access microarray data.

In the cinema South Park the Movie came and went and even The Flintstones was permitted a live-action movie airing, an extraordinary error of taste which is only attributable to an overspill of frustrated yearning for Springfield's First Family.

The randomness in our experimental design ensures that both immigrants and natives apply on average to similar apartments and hence, the differential treatment that we observed is only attributable to the soundness of names.

The tanks are to be protected from the thermal radiation of an adjacent tank with a full surface fire by application of cooling water and in the present arrangement they are so widely spaced that this is only attributable to a generous 'overdesign'overdesign

Why did the Nikkei close down 8% or the Nasdaq index lose 3% is only attributable to the ignorance of Japan and the United States of the European realities.

DCI was defined as confirmed new hypodensities on the computed tomography (CT) scan that were only attributable to cerebral vasospasm and delayed cerebral ischemia [ 20].

The observation of an absolute correlation coefficient inferior to 1 is only attributable to the definition in DOE of a different number of points for the 2 CO2 modalities for each value of the other interacting factor.

Although there is a growing amount of data supporting the hypothesis that HPV-related tumors have a better survival due to a higher sensitivity to chemo-/radiation therapy, it is difficult to conclude that the improved clinical outcome of HPV-related HNSCC is only attributable to the intrinsic radiosensitivity of the HPV-infected cells.

For AMIs, this bias is reduced since individuals do not generally have a choice over where they receive care and the bias is only attributable to the components of AMI quality that are shared with elective quality, not to the idiosyncratic part of elective quality.