Examples of using May be attributed in English and their translations into Spanish
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This may be attributed to the halo effect, introduced by psychologist E. I. Thorndike.
This may be attributed to an inadequate financial statement preparation process and/or weaknesses in controls which should have detected the amounts to be reversed.
This may be attributed to their newness and or the lack of widespread plantings
This may be attributed to the momentum created by the twentieth special session of the General Assembly and initiatives launched by the Executive Director.
This may be attributed to the fact that Oman is at the forefront of economic reform among the GCC countries.
In cases where such effects may be attributed to mining from the deep seabed,
The substantial growth in this sector may be attributed to continuing expansion in power generation because of increased domestic demand. Ibid., pp.
The combination of sumptuous ornamentation with rigorously classicizing monumentality, as practiced by Rinaldi, may be attributed to his earlier work under Luigi Vanvitelli in Italy.
This may be attributed to the weakness in birth and registration
The Government has not reported any type of offence which may be attributed to Cesti.
The second periodic report of the Russian Federation was not submitted on time, a fact that may be attributed to the transitional state that the country undergoes.
The Board noted that high levels of reserve balances may be attributed to the absence of relevant policies.
That Meyers' theory was still able to prevail in this field of research for decades may be attributed to the specific context in which it developed.
Further advancement in the field of contact mechanics in the mid-twentieth century may be attributed to names such as Bowden and Tabor.
Russian documents-"Guizolfi,""Guigursis," and"Guilgursis"-may be attributed to errors of the Russian scribes.
Yet up to 2.9 million deaths may be attributed directly or indirectly to diabetes
This may be attributed to inflammation, and the lymph flow from the meningeal lymphatic system in the brain may be a factor.
The inconvenience encountered by the author during his travels may be attributed to other States, the responsibility of which cannot be imputed to the State party.
This may be attributed, according to Cotte, to a certain stability compared to other regions.
This may be attributed to the relatively long distance among producers