According to different reports, Democritus ascribed the causes of things to necessity, and also to chance.
It is highly irregular for parties other than the lead investigators formally to ascribe the cause of a crash.
An alternative to rate-dominant synaptic plasticity is time-dependent synaptic plasticity that ascribes the cause of long-term plasticity to temporal correlations between pre- and postsynaptic spikes [59].
Thus, productive attribution in this article means ascribing the cause of success or failure to effort and strategy use.
If we ascribe the cause of death in the remaining six patients as due to treatment, the overall death on treatment rate could be 11.2%.
Although linkages of cancer with diet often ascribe the cause to deficiencies or insufficiencies of essential or protective nutrients, just as likely would be the presence of particular chemical stressors anthropogenic and natural toxicants alike.
By ascribing the causes of sensible qualities to relational properties of atoms, Democritus forfeits the prima facie plausibility of claiming that things seem P because they are P.
There has been considerable coverage of the influence of faith-based education on evolution rejection in the UK (Williams 2008), but without a detailed analysis of the school backgrounds of our students, it is not possible to ascribe the causes of the trends we have found.
Provided that mismatch strain is ruled out, which is often ascribed as the cause for 3D growth in the case of heteroepitaxial systems, the origin of this type of nanostructures in homoepitaxy has been generally explained in terms of anisotropic surface fluxes caused, for instance, by step edge barriers [6, 7].
However, pancytopenia in a returning traveller with fever will usually be ascribed to the cause of the febrile illness and thus the possibility of proguanil toxicity might be overlooked.
