英語 での Be attributed の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This means that a user may only be attributed to a tracker if a user clicked on it within the last seven days.
The process of calcination can be attributed to the protective functions of the body.
Call-quality issues can often be attributed to the speed and performance of your Internet connection.
Primary acceptance claim and handling claims based on events that should be attributed to the call center side.
They can be attributed to luxury options, as many brands have long been produced in the premium class category.
Sometimes even in a negative tone, which can often be attributed to the usual envy.
This effect of coffee can be attributed essentially to the caffeine and chlorogenic acids contained.
Variability in detection of nodules- between 3% and 51%- may be attributed to several factors.
Increased salivation can also be attributed to the true signs of cutting teeth.
Worryingly, almost a third of all medical malpractice awards can be attributed to just 1.7% of the physicians in the USA.
Personal data can no longer be attributed to a specific data subject without the use.
Strong, healthy teeth can be attributed to the nutrients in foods like yogurt, milk and cheese.
The first group can be attributed to cosmetic products that contain pure oxygen or compounds in one form or another.
This shift in working culture can be attributed to the addition of a 3D printer.
The beginning of throwing movies on so popular now and the well-known YouTube can be attributed to the period of 2005.
Krymov, in my opinion, can be attributed to one of the best landscape painters of the 20th century.
But another probable reason for their recent decline can be attributed to the resurgent otaku(obsessive fans).
In Australia, almost 6,000 deaths a year can be attributed to alcohol, as well as around 400 hospitalisations a day.
This can possibly be attributed to a difference in cultures between the West and the East.
Only a fraction of that- roughly 0.6°C- can reasonably be attributed to global warming.