The phrase "ascribe a high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when attributing a high value, quality, or significance to something or someone.
Example: "Many critics ascribe a high level of artistry to her latest work, praising its innovative approach."
Alternatives: "attribute a high" or "assign a high".
If the basis for protecting embryos is that they have the potential to become reasoning beings, then, some argue, we have reason to ascribe a high moral status to the trillions of cells that share this potential and to assist as many of these cells as we reasonably can to realize their potential (Sagan & Singer 2007, Savulescu 1999).
25 In the absence of experimental 3D data for enzyme substrate complexes of AtHNL, we performed docking calculations to which we ascribe a high level of confidence with the two standard model substrates (R)- and (S -mandelonitrile.
We often talk about such degrees of possibility when we say things like 'Team A could more easily have won than Team B,' 'Team A could easily have won' or 'Team A almost won.' The first utterance states that A's winning had a greater degree of possibility than B's winning, while the second and third simply ascribe a high degree of possibility to A's winning.
These results suggest that when groups ascribe a higher value to aggression, peer dislike associated with aggressive behaviors decreases, but aggressive adolescents also become less salient (i.e. popular) within these groups.
The justices, who in a 1995 decision ascribed a high value to anonymous political speech, were openly skeptical of the justification for the ordinance.
A more appropriate theoretical ethical approach would be one that ascribes a high level of normative relevance to communication and social interrelations.
The rate of physicians who ascribed a high impact on their therapeutic decision making to factors not well known was very high with values of 15% and 23% respectively.
Student perception of being able to troubleshoot experiments in real time also showed a similar trend, with 72% of the total reporting some value to this and 20% ascribing a high level of value to this aspect of the project.
Analyst Chris Manners warned that if the growth of Asian economies stay weak, "bad loans will keep increasing and the market is likely to keep ascribing a higher probability to a bear case scenario".
Compared with those who did not perform routine thoracentesis (Group 2), they ascribed a higher proportion of pleural effusions to infection (31.3% vs. 13.5%) and were more likely to consider that exploratory thoracentesis had a diagnostic and therapeutic contribution (51.2% vs. 34% and 23% vs. 16%, respectively).
Downregulation of TLR4 was implemented here by ascribing a higher rate constant to the turnover of the LPS-bound receptor compared to that of the free receptor.
