Sentence examples for ascribed subject from inspiring English sources

The site's categories, ranging from Animals/Wildlife to Business/Finance, are filled with video files less than a minute long that each exhibit an action or a scene representative of their ascribed subject matter.

We tried to keep estimations of literary qualities in some kind of balance, though I was surprised at the degree of importance ascribed to subject matter, sympathy with main characters and what might be loosely described as the "moral status" of books.

Welk et al. [ 11] reported that 63.4% of the variation in the counts during a treadmill walking trial could be ascribed to subject variation, whereas the remaining variation was explained to a greater or lesser extent by the interactions of trials and monitors with subjects.

These differences, however, could be ascribed to different subject populations, disease effect and analytical assays: one study measured DEAQ in children with malaria from Papua New Guinea treated with AQ (10 mg/kg) for 3 days [ 23]; the other study investigated South African adult healthy volunteers given a single dose of AQ alone (10 mg/kg) [ 24].

But his book is, in essence, a distended fanzine article, and not everything ghastly on its pages can be ascribed to his subject.

These are subjects often ascribed to Noel Coward, but Brief Encounter is broad and explicit compared to the best of Rattigan.

Subjects were ascribed to the GGN short (GGNS) group if harboring repeat lengths of ≤23, otherwise they were included in the GGN long (GGNL) group.

All subjects were ascribed to a shower ward; those having used more than one shower in the course of the study were ascribed to the shower the most contaminated.

In a repeatability study, variability in measurements made on the same subject can be ascribed only to errors in the measurement process itself.

This was ascribed to test conditions with subjects having fasted for at least 4 h and lying quietly on the left lateral decubitus during the observation period.

The absence of LV remodelling in these subjects can be ascribed to the very recent emergence of IR, and that the blood pressure was well controlled in most cases.