Sentence examples for ability to attribute a from inspiring English sources
Thanks to the ability to attribute a paper to various countries, we present data of publication output by country and supranational regions.
Participants were instead asked after the intervention to describe their knowledge and behaviours before and after the literacy course, which along with other weaknesses in the study's execution makes the conclusion susceptible to numerous biases and limits its ability to attribute a direct impact on changing associated SRH-related outcomes.
Interviewees cited many potential methodological challenges and confounders to an evaluator's ability to attribute an outcome, or lack of outcome, to a training intervention.
A delayed immune response may also affect the ability to attribute the AE to a specific lot of a biologic product if a comprehensive medication history is not accessible [ 3, 21].
This may have limited our ability to attribute effects to a specific time window of exposure, which would help to understand the biologic mechanism for a possible effect.
The ability to attribute her feelings to an external cause is an important neutralizer of stereotype threat (Johns et al., 2005).
Consequently, it has been argued that evidence for the ability to attribute mental states in a wide range of species might be better sought in natural activities such as social play, rather than in laboratory designed experiments which place the animals in artificial situations (Allen & Bekoff 1997; see esp. chapter 6; see also Hare et al. 2000, Hare et al. 2001, and Hare & Wrangham 2002).
One dimension of insight in psychosis is the ability to attribute correctly one's symptoms to a mental disorder.
Ample behavioral evidence has shown that the ability to attribute false beliefs as part of a Theory of Mind (ToM) and the ability to inhibit a prepotent response are strongly correlated in both children and adults.
The ability to attribute or impute genome variation to a particular disease has improved as the data set of genome sequences has increased (The 1000 Genomes Project Consortium 2012).
The ability to attribute agency is, Dennett says, almost surely an evolutionary adaptation.
