Sentence examples for ascribed as either from inspiring English sources

Specifically, taking the most parsimonious view, the majority of taxa lacking a complex (or significant numbers of constituent factors) can be ascribed as either secondary loss or divergence of the sequence to such an extent as to be undetectable.

But the book's sparkle should be ascribed as much to its editor, Adam Gopnik, as to the voices that he collects.

These proteins could falsely have been ascribed as good candidates for disease markers if the control persons were not taken into account.

Brown testified in court that Jacobs had acted like "Mr. Billy Bad Ass" and had "caused himself to get run over," a version of events to which Flynn ascribes as well.

The epic victory is ascribed as being completely due to the strategic genius of Stalin.

The great lubricity of BBDF may be ascribed as follows: (1) Physisorption.

All the isotherms can be ascribed as Type IV according to IUPAC classification.

Monte Carlo simulations of Ar bombardment of B4C suggest these defects to be ascribed as vacancies.

The possible mechanism may be ascribed as follows: (i) NiCo2O4 is a kind of p-type semiconductor material.

All the isotherms can be ascribed as Type IV according to IUPAC classification, indicating mesopores-dominated property.

People who are perceived to have a "different culture" are ascribed as not sharing Swedish views on gender equality.