Sentence examples for and to ascribe from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken to characterize risk factors associated with nonanomalous stillborn (SB) infants and to ascribe the probability of fetal survival by gestational age among high-risk pregnancies.

These borrowings, however, were not of a theoretical or ideological nature, and to ascribe later despotism and its theoretical basis to "Oriental" influence is to misunderstand the development of Muscovite absolutism.

The application of heteronuclear chemical shift correlation (HETCOR) NMR allowed us to correlate the homodecoupled methine proton with the methine carbon signals of poly rac-lactide) and poly rac-lactidee), and made it poly meso-lactiderm a detailed analysis of 1H NMR spoly meso-lactidepled) and to ascribe the signals to configurational pentads.

This is what it is to define something, and to ascribe it its characteristic nature (svabhāva).

Alfalfa contains numerous (hundreds) bioactive compounds, making it difficult to analyze and to ascribe healing properties of any particular component.

We used the EQ-5D instrument 8 to measure patients' health states and to ascribe values to those states.

They had been puzzled, and reluctant to ascribe Moore's peculiar injury to any human blow known to the books.

Specifically, the writer criticized the company's diversity efforts and tried to ascribe tech's gaping gender gap to innate biological differences between the sexes.

Perhaps a willingness to live with questions, not answers, and the confidence to ascribe meaning where we find it, with our own instincts as guide.

So Sterelny, Smith and Dickison want to ascribe very rich semantic properties to genes, but not only to genes.

Indeed, WAP-A and WAP-B are used to ascribe C57BL/6J and YBR variants, respectively [ 17].