Sentence examples for Is ascribed to be from inspiring English sources

Comparison of the white-rice-based study with other glucose-based studies could be done by proportionately adjusting the glucose-based GI to white-rice-based GI by a factor of 1.2, and vice versa by a factor of 0.8, so that the adjusted reference value is ascribed to be 100.

Possible mechanisms of reflectivity and thermal conductivity losses as well as the effect of the glass substrate are ruled out, while the remaining superlattice structure effect is ascribed to be responsible for the periodic number dependence.

Elevated nitric oxide synthase (NOS) activity and NO production in algal symbionts has been attributed to the thermal stress response of corals [ 228, 229], whereas the host is ascribed to be the major source of NO during exposure to elevated temperature [ 230, 231].

After reconciling the need to be on a long-term drug regimen with the values I ascribed to being straight edge, I began taking the medication.

Women are ascribed to be nice.

In general, people also become uncomfortable and rate the helpfulness of an IVR lower when synthetic voices refer to themselves as "I". People are unconsciously discomfitted when the pronoun "I" is ascribed to anything not fully human that possesses agency.

Human perception of the unitary and infinite brahman as the plural and finite is due to human beings' innate habit of superimposition (adhyasa), by which a thou is ascribed to the I (I am tired; I am happy; I am perceiving).

The improved performance is ascribed to: i) the accelerated electrochemical kinetics for the both anode and cathode reactions, and ii) the use of the ethanol-tolerant cathode catalyst that eliminates the cathode mixed overpotential.

The change in the slope is ascribed to (i) magnetoelastic softening with the absence of a sharp Curie point; (ii) structural stiffening that prevents the martensitic transition in both the as-cast and single-phase alloys.

This is ascribed to: (i) the chemical nature of the charged state FeF3 which is the only fluorine acceptor and chemically the most stable compound among the other MF3 and (ii) the existence of two FeF3 polymorphs with closer structural resemblance to the parent NaFeF3, which may contribute to the rigidity of the parent NaFeF3 structure during desodiation.

The local Church is ascribed to him.