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Discover LudwigThe phrase "were attributable by" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "were attributable to." Example: "The errors in the report were attributable to a lack of communication among team members."
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Harrington et al. [39] found that increased F2 values can still trigger /u/ (rather than /i/) identifications if these increases were attributable by listeners to the high F2 level of an adjacent alveolar consonant.
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Similarly, but in the opposite direction, Kleber et al. [40] found lowered F2 values to still trigger /ʊ/ (rather than /ɪ/) identifications, if this lowering was attributable by listeners to the low F2 level of a subsequent back vowel.
Assuming that the convergence between different instruments will be less than perfect, part of the variance will be attributable by instrument-specific factors.
It could well be attributable by the frequent use of empirical antibiotics such as cephalosporins and quinolones in icus It could well be stemmed by the use of empirical antibiotics such as cephalosporins and quinolones in ICUs.
The doses of subsequent schedules were reduced by 25% in patients with grade ⩾3 haematologic and non-haematologic toxicities, and if toxicity was considered to be attributable, by the attending physician, to only one drug; the doses of other drugs were not modified.
Three deaths occurred during the study; all were attributable to disease progression by the investigator.
In 1992, just 1% of all adult deaths were attributable to AIDS but by 2003, that figure had risen to 22% (Madhavan and Schatz, 2007).
No unsuspected injuries that were detected by cystoscopy were attributable to the Burch procedure.
Based on my memory of them, the substantive point that James started with was a claim that midterm election wins by Republicans were attributable to a revolt against health care.
We investigated whether these clusters were attributable to biological co-regulation by seeking common cis-regulatory elements within individual exCs.
Further, we assumed that respiratory exchange ratios in excess of 1.00 were attributable to buffering of lactate by bicarbonate.
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