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Free sign upThe phrase "assumed to be attributed with a" is not correct in English.
It is awkward and redundant, as "attributed" already implies an assignment of a quality or characteristic.
Example: "The theory is assumed to be attributed with a significant impact on modern science."
Alternatives: "assumed to have" or "believed to possess".
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Contrariwise, general anesthesia was assumed to be attributed with a much better hemodynamic stability when compared with regional anesthesia.
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Such a difference is assumed to be attributed to the energetic decoupling of PE molecules.
This decrease of the pressure coefficient is assumed to be attributed to the faulting and folding.
For example, a recent cost-effectiveness analysis was conducted of insecticide-treated net (ITN) distribution as part of the 2004 measles vaccination campaign in Togo, with shared costs assumed to be equally attributed between the two health interventions [ 36].
Attributes are assumed to be numeric, with colors assigned using a heat map that ranges from blue (smallest value) through green to red (largest value).
Of the 233 cases attributed to serovar Arborea, 63 (27.0 %) were confirmed by isolation, and the remainder were putatively assumed to be associated with serovar Arborea based on MAT results.
To explore the molecular mechanism involved in the increased expression of A3AR with MTX treatment, we assumed this phenomenon to be attributed to elevated adenosine levels in the cell microenvironment.
A painted wooden bust attributed to him and known as "La Belle Florentine" was once assumed to be a somnolent Tuscan beauty.
These formulae include as parameters key demand-side attributes of the city, assumed to be rectangular, and supply-side attributes of the transit technology.
Tagged with labels, you are assumed to be many things, but the dominant attribute boils down to one — 92651.
In the 19th century the method attributed to Lachmann was assumed to be beyond criticism.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com