Sentence examples for ascribed purely from inspiring English sources

Until relatively recently in modern times, it was hoped that confident elimination of what could be ascribed purely to Socrates would leave standing a coherent set of doctrines attributable to Plato (who appears nowhere in the dialogues as a speaker).

The aim is to ensure that, as far as possible, any differences in outcome measures observed between the groups can be ascribed purely to the experimental procedures.

However, the detected signal could a priori be ascribed to purely statistical alignment effects due to assortativity.

Two miRNAs in particular 199a-3pp and 199b-3p) were perfectly identical despite the different chromosomal origin; thus that their distance, however small, could be ascribed to purely technical factors.

To say that Churchill fought tooth and nail against Indian independence is true enough, but to ascribe this purely to Churchill's racist contempt for the Indian people is to miss the point.

I think it's really dangerous to read too much into the number of civilian deaths and ascribe it purely to Trump's decisions or Obama's.

I think it's really dangerous to read too much into the number of civilian deaths and ascribe it purely to Trump's decisions, or Obama's decisions.

Ascribing treatment purely on the basis of patient PS assessment could perhaps introduce its own problems with bias.

The stone walls of Jericho, which date from about 8000 bce, represent the first technology that can be ascribed unequivocally to purely military purposes.

The stone walls of Jericho, which date from about 8000 bc, represent the first technology that can be ascribed unequivocally to purely military purposes.

The one patient who underwent DSC without CPB exhibited a greater AP decrease of 132 U/L, suggesting that large decreases in AP activity following surgery cannot be purely ascribed to the use of CPB.