Later he ascribed his influences not only to teachers – he also learned with Michel Piastro and Georg Kulenkampff – but to predecessors such as Paganini.
The sex-dependent difference may be ascribed to influences of sex steroids.
Participants shared several examples of women's interface with health professionals that were ascribed as influencing women's use of and interactions within the health system.
SF historian David Kyle ascribes Galaxys influence specifically to Gold, saying that "of all the editors in and out of the post-war scene, the most influential beyond any doubt was H. L. Gold" and that the new direction he set led, "inevitably", to the New Wave, the celebrated science fiction literary movement of the 1960s.
ascribed to the influence of the Jews in G[ermany].
Temples were erected in his honour, auspicious omens were ascribed to his influence, and in one memorial he was even likened to Confucius.
The remarkable homogeneity of French classical literature may be ascribed to the influence of her salon and of those of her imitators.
Alina (Cristina Flutur), restless and adrift, seems plagued by the kind of mental distress that used to be ascribed to demonic influence.
"I did not like him for his self-assured tone, for his scandalous reputation, for the fact that he is ascribed some special influence on the Kremlin, which has never been the case," Yeltsin wrote.
If the Tories lose, he would be a candidate in the leadership contest that would follow, especially if the loss were ascribed to the influence of the UK Independence Party, to whose jocular populism some Tories consider Mr Johnson an antidote.
In the eyes of the New York art world, Harriet Burden – Harry to her intimates – is at best a minor figure; at worst, the little recognition she attracts can be ascribed to the influence of her husband, a powerful art dealer who could have made her career had she not married him.
