Sentence examples for ascribing different from inspiring English sources

BY PUTTING together a number of indicators that we believe feed unrest,and ascribing different weights to them, we have come up with a chart of Arab countries' vulnerability to revolution.

This is what van Fraassen does with the example of Newtonian cosmology, showing that an infinite variety of supposed empirical equivalents can be produced by ascribing different constant absolute velocities to the universe as a whole.

A second argument suggesting that our inverse estimates may be in error in ascribing different cortical generators to the EEG versus MEG is that we could successfully estimate cortical source distributions that seemed to account for both the MEG and EEG data (Figures 4 and 6).

Several prediction algorithms have been developed to overcome this difficulty by ascribing different weights to key parameters, such as binding energy between target and miRNA, conservation of the target site, quality of the "seed pairing", et cetera [ 11].

Although, the differences were ascribed different drug effects, it raised the question about the biological variations in day-to-day and side-to-side arterial circumference in migraine patients.

Just as surely they must ascribe different meaning to their consumption decision.

By seeking to ascribe different values to data and, potentially charging accordingly, it will be more expensive for many tech companies to operate".

What is liberty if you cannot leave 100,000 francs on this table without worrying?" A few blocks away, at the headquarters of the Union Popular, an opposition party, people ascribed different motives to the government's move to Bata.

These models seemingly contradict each other as they ascribe different properties to the same target system.

Experts claim they can ascribe different causes to different image hues.

But quantum mechanics ascribes different theoretical states, different wave functions, to B depending upon that parameter that is measured on A. Therefore, quantum mechanics ascribes different theoretical states to B, when B possesses, in fact, one real physical state.