Examples of using Can be attributed in English and their translations into Malay
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This can be attributed to progress in computing technology, which has allowed larger and more sophisticated models of atomic structure and associated collision processes.
Cotton. It is a natural fabric and this property can be attributed both to its pluses and minuses.
Such an accomplishment can be attributed, in large measure, to the institutional, alumni and Advisory board support that the program has enjoyed over these many years.-.
However, it is unclear if the positive effects associated with these diets can be attributed to a lack of meat intake.
Contraindications can be attributed perhaps that an overdose of cobalt chloride.
Tights and sandals on a flatcourse- a categorically unacceptable combination, too, can be attributed too open versions of summer shoes.
The success of our operations can be attributed to our committed workforce whose spirit of teamwork has made the impossible possible.
This is important because it means that any difference in outcomes between the two groups can be attributed to the treatment and not a confounder.
The rising incidence of the condition worldwide can be attributed to some environmental risk factors, with their impact seen to be most influential during childhood stage.
It would seem that second-hand-it has long formed a branch of the business, and it can be attributed to the old type of business, but not new.
Movements in value of the GBP/USD can be attributed to the degree of difference in interest rates that occur between the Bank of England's(BoE) central rate and the Federal Reserve's rate.
At its core,one of the biggest factors driving the financial evolution can be attributed to individuals' desire to have control over their own money.
If the subjects to show unfamiliar objects, then in the first phases of their perception, they will look for standards,regarding which the object that is presented can be attributed.
Others have been affected by the increased incidence of drought,a trend which can be attributed in part to climate change, but also to upstream million dam construction.
The research, published in the early edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, finds that37 percent of the recent decline in deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon can be attributed to newly established protected areas.
Although our tax evasion troubles can be attributed to Benford, the first digit phenomenon was originally described in an article by Simon Newcomb[2] in the American Journal of Mathematics in 1881.
Sometimes it is also called a"free cell",and although there are some minor differences, they can be attributed rather to different versions of the game process.
However, researchers suggest that most of the increase can be attributed to academic redshirting- a principle used for postponing entrance into kindergarten in order to allow extra time for socio-emotional, intellectual, or physical growth.
In spite of this opinion, theview that we live in a"compensation culture" is not supported by any hard evidence, and can be attributed in part to media exaggeration.
The trick, of course,is figuring out just how many of our successes(and failures) can be attributed to each- and how we can learn to tell the difference ahead of time.
The rapid growth of the company, from a staff of 25 and annual sales of RM2million in 1984, to its current position of more than 552 personnel andannual sales of RM200 million can be attributed to the success of the range of new products it has introduced through the decades.
Some Muslim males believe that when they die, if they are killed in activities that can be attributed to a religious war, then they go heaven and have 72 virgins waiting for them.
The rapid growth of the company, from a staff of 25 and annual sales of RM2million in 1984, to its current position of more than 552 personnel andannual sales of RM200 million can be attributed to the success of the range of new products it has introduced through the decades.
Nine out of 10 people worldwide breathe air containing a high level of pollutants,and one of every 9 global deaths can be attributed to exposure to air pollution, totalling over 7 million premature deaths a year.
This time they established that one in six of the hospitalisations for undernutrition- that is, 37,129 cases- could be attributed to heat exposure.
This increased risk of transmission could be attributed to higher virus concentrations in the blood of men compared with women, according to the study.