Yet those differences could be small enough to chalk up to variations in manufacturing.
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"Kind of have to chalk up to the basketball gods," Oubre said of the James 25-pointer.
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How much can you chalk up to Belfort simply adapting to the changing circumstances of his sport?
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December's data helped exports from October through December chalk up to the first quarterly gain since late 2014.
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We may as well embrace it as one of the many wedding customs we chalk up to tradition for tradition's sake.
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Measles cases are climbing, with outbreaks across the country, which many health professionals chalk up to parents refusing to vaccinate their children.
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The couple and their guests all look incredibly happy, which we can partially chalk up to the fact that everyone's feet are comfy.
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You could say that it's just bad luck, although 36 games seems like a pretty long stretch to chalk up to the bounces.
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A Moon Shaped Pool has roots in every part of Radiohead's discography, a quality you can chalk up to the age of its constituent parts.
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Nor is it something we can chalk up to coming climate catastrophe, necessarily—rising surface-level temperatures do not substantially affect how hot stations get, either.
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The low unemployment rate means that the still-depressed levels of participation in the work force are hard to chalk up to a shortage of jobs.
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But the Chili now also attracts its share of younger drinkers, something Semandiris, the fourth generation of his family to run the joint, can't chalk up to marketing.
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In recent years however, these Mayberrys have been plagued by substantial unresolved maintenance issues, which many military renters chalk up to abject negligence from private military housing companies.
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These stereotypes chalk up to a set of illogical proxies: Thin people have more self-control and discipline, so they're supposedly nicer to work with and they work harder.
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It did shed a bit during the first few days, which I chalk up to the moss getting loosened a bit during the shipping process, but otherwise looks great.
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The market tends to do well in the final week of the year, which some chalk up to light trading volume with so many people off for the Christmas holiday.
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His loss of faith echoes a lot of people; he wasn't able to swallow the idea that the death of someone he loved is something to chalk up to the will of God.
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But the XY crew aren't disheartened—it was an inevitable setback, one they hope to chalk up to a blip, that was bound happen when throwing parties by the seats of their pants.
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She also said I should tell my girlfriend that "I love you and I want you to marry me," which I am going to chalk up to her respective three liters of beer.
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There are instances when I can't summon the right word, or grow overly emotional at odd moments, common little lapses that I assume other people chalk up to fatigue or overwork or whatever else.
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Many observers were surprised last year when Judge Kavanaugh's name did not appear on the original list of 21 possible Supreme Court picks—an omission some chalk up to Mr Trump's swamp-draining rhetoric.
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But the pain those things would once have conjured is now more just a dull ache, a fact of my life, something I chalk up to experience having made the conscious choice to plough forward.
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Kanye West's The Life of Pablo is the first album to top the Billboard charts with the majority of its "sales" derived from streaming, an achievement you can chalk up to the album's unorthodox release.
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Demi Lovato, "Body Say" This is the second straight year Demi Lovato's released a spicy single on July 1st, a nascent tradition I'd like to chalk up to her deep, abiding love of the Canadian people.
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But plane crashes and fatal accident rates have declined, even as the number of flights and passengers have hit record highs, a trend industry analysts chalk up to higher safety standards, better maintenance, safer equipment and more training.
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Scientists also don't understand why some people experience mild symptoms that they chalk up to a cold while others get a severe immune system reaction that does more damage than the virus itself and puts them in critical care.
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Even here, she managed to dismiss her predatory behavior by turning it into a joke about being handsy—honking people's breasts or tapping somebody on their "Pikachu"—a sleight-of-hand one can only chalk up to her white, female privilege.
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For as many of these undelivered changes that you can chalk up to players not understanding the nuts and bolts of game development, there remains an equal number of seemingly simple, crowd-pleasing home runs Bungie could have made far earlier and yet inexplicably did not.
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After simulating a variety of traffic scenarios, the researchers found that implementing slot-based traffic regulation systems could result in up to a two fold increase of vehicle throughput at intersections compared to traditional traffic lights and "even more dramatic reductions" in delay times, an improvement the researchers chalk up to shorter setup phases (aka yellow lights).
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Above this clay is a 14m thick layer of red chalk coloured by impurities washing from the land. Later in the Cretaceous seawater covered the whole of southern Britain and deposited a layer of chalk up to 550m thick forming a great swathe from Flamborough Head to the Channel coast. At the end of the Cretaceous period there was another mass extinction of life with 75 per cent of all life becoming extinct, including the dinosaurs.
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He believes that smoking is evil, drinks "only on occasions", and doesn't hit girls. Scott seems to suffer from memory problems, which his friends chalk up to his stupidity, though the memory problems began after his break-up with Envy Adams whom he dated through college. The series also references a "dark side" of Scott's personality which he avoids as much as possible. He is initially devastated by his break-up with Envy Adams and begins dating Knives Chau, before meeting Ramona.
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