The pure aesthetic judgment can be ascribed a merely subjective universality.
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Although six out of 10 criteria were less than 40 (i3, i5, i6, i7, i7 and i10) and for which violations can be merely ascribed to sampling variation, three items showed criteria between 40 and 80 (i8, i8 and i9) and one item (i4) exceeded 80.
The fact that the nucleus has an intrinsic and universal role in the process of meiotic recombination cannot, in our opinion, be ascribed to chance or merely understood as a late evolutionary outcome.
The generalisability of these observations is however troubled as factors underlying this disease may contribute to the decrease in breast cancer risk, so this may not merely be ascribed to a decreased caloric intake per se.
But surprigingly perhaps – at least to those who ascribe aesthetic quality merely to processing power and texture resolution – Mario Kart 8 is praised for its beauty.
Whilst the precise mechanisms by which plasma glucocorticoid levels are regulated and thereby affect brain function is beyond the scope of this review, the classical view ascribes such regulation merely to the activity of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis, with its key forward drivers (stress, diurnal cues) and its well-described negative feedback control.
But three years later, in a subsequent acoustical analysis, the National Academy of Science concluded that the noise that others ascribed to gun shots was merely static or something else.
"When I see a picture, in most cases, I recognize it at once as being or not being by the master it is ascribed to; the rest is merely a question of how to fish out the evidence that will make the conviction as plain to others as it is to me".
"Self-conscious" here means not merely implicit in behaviour, but consciously avowed, and ascribed to others.
