Sentence examples similar to a recognized attribution from inspiring English sources

Recognize that attribution is a cross-channel analytical challenge.

A systematic review based on US studies examining APN outcomes across an 18 year period to 2008 also recognized the difficulties in outcome attribution to the CNS role due to the complexity of the intervention, however they did find that the use of the role in acute care reduced length of stay and cost of care for hospitalized patients [ 38].

I recognized an Obligation.

The issue of triggers of violence was not dealt with in a way that fully recognizes the complexity of attributions made by people involved in the violent act, since no attempt was made to corroborate the attributes by interviewing the assailants.

The next day, in its lead front-page article, The Times got several major facts wrong, stating without attribution that Mr. Lanza was "buzzed in" to the Sandy Hook Elementary School building by its principal, who "recognized him as the son of a colleague".

Above all, sentimental texts used emotion as an important form of social and cultural distinction, as the attribution of sentience and feeling helped to define who would be recognized as human.

This is perhaps most easily recognized in the case of conceptual processing for words, where the word itself is merely an arbitrary symbol, and so understanding its meaning necessarily requires attributions and inferences about the word's referent.

In self-attributing a mental state, I recognize the state as mine in some sense, and my self-attribution partially consists in a reference to myself.

Recognizing a Politically Charged Environment.

Recognize a pinched nerve.

Recognize a submissive silhouette.