Sentence examples for ascribed directly from inspiring English sources

It is characteristic of Sebald that what we are reading here is not ascribed directly to the narrator.

Even when thunderstorms were not ascribed directly to the activity of a divine being, they were considered a disturbing premonition.

Thus, different mutational behavior between LTR and NRR sequences could be ascribed directly to the different nature of the sequences (i.e., LTR-RT vs. intergenic).

In the face of the huge extant corpus of Aristotle's works in which he never ascribes any mathematical work to Pythagoras, a single sentence that is not ascribed directly to Aristotle and that, in terms of function, appears to be the work of Apollonius and not Aristotle cannot with any confidence be used as evidence that Aristotle regarded Pythagoras as a mathematician.

Loss of active histone marks, and exclusion of RNA polymerase II, has been ascribed directly or indirectly to the accumulation of XIST transcripts on the placental Xi.

Since a wide variety of protective mechanisms were ascribed directly to DHA (for review, [ 39, 40]), diet supplementation with high levels of ALA has been seen of little interest as compared to supplementation with preformed EPA or DHA.

There are a relatively large number of functions ascribed directly to ceramide and it also serves as the core molecule for a number of sphingolipids, including sphingomyelin and the glycosphingolipids (Fig 1).

We sought to measure a behavioral benefit that could be ascribed directly to the temporal coherence between auditory and visual streams: specifically, whether coherence between a visual stimulus and a task-irrelevant auditory feature could improve performance in an auditory selective attention task.