The incidence of emergencies and clinical deteriorations in the IO was somewhat lower than reported, which can be ascribed to under-reporting [ 1].
From 1901 to 1921, the annual average growth rates were slow which may be ascribed as under enumeration of the population mainly because of the difficulty in area coverage.
The women's military success is a far cry from the role that would be ascribed to them under Isis rule, where Muslim girls can be "legitimately" married to militants from the age of nine and those from religious minorities are raped and enslaved.
From the result it is evident that religious affiliation affects the study characteristics in certain manner which may be ascribed to some under lying religious believe and practices.
Both the C9 (Gupta et al., 2009; Lim et al., 2010) and R10 (Gupta et al., 2009; McNatt et al., 2009) positions have been previously ascribed to be under positive selection throughout primate evolution.
The under-conversion rate was derived by subsetting the lambda read alignments and dividing the number of C-C matches with the total coverage of C positions in the lambda genome (lambda DNA was 100% unmethylated, so all remaining Cs were ascribed as occurring due to under-conversion).
Accordingly, we claim no general validity about the results achieved; these should be ascribed to the conditions under which they have been obtained or extended, at most, to similar, related cases.
With, the nearest receivers are ascribed far greater weight than under the RWL scheme, and the mid-RSS receivers are given much less importance.
The enhancement in the compressive strength could be ascribed to the fact that, under autoclave curing, the SiO2 of GDS reacted with the calcium hydroxide (CH) liberated from the hydration of the cement to form additional CSH phases, such as tobermorite (C5S6H5).
Furthermore, discordance among the large randomized controlled trials was recognized and ascribed to heterogeneity of patients under study and differences in the experimental design [ 20].
