Sentence examples for attempting to ascribe a from inspiring English sources
Recent sources are divided in attempting to ascribe a medical reason for his behavior, citing as possibilities encephalitis, epilepsy or meningitis.
The analysis in this paper is descriptive in nature: I do not attempt to ascribe a causal interpretation to the family innovation parameter.6 My goal is simply to apply a fixed effects strategy to evaluate the relative importance of time-dependent family circumstances for student outcomes.
Most pediatric pneumonia etiology studies attempt to ascribe a causative organism by collecting a limited number of diagnostic specimens, such as a blood and upper respiratory tract cultures.
Evolution of the astragalus has elicited much discussion with recent models attempting to ascribe it an accurate homology with respect to tarsal skeletal elements found in anamniotes, generally involving 1 4 ossification centers (reviewed in [ 92]).
We attempt to ascribe any observed inconsistencies in gene expression in a pathway, to the involvement of some of its genes in the activity of other pathways of which they are also members.
Similarly, many look for agenticity in oil price moves, attempting to ascribe them to individuals or groups, whereas economists look at market developments in the light of economic theory.
Mean Genes consistently confuses this issue by clearly attempting to ascribe human behavior to genetic predisposition, despite drawing from diverse types of empirical research which do not always assume genes are involved.
In an attempt to ascribe a specific function to the CRF domain, we performed a motif analysis of the CRF domain sequence.
Few art historians have attempted to ascribe early works in tempera to the Renaissance polymath.
Perhaps most unfairly, the reviewer attempts to ascribe various motivations to me.
It was a variation on a sentiment that decades ago fogged the minds of many young men, as they gazed at the album cover and attempted to ascribe personalized come-hitherhood to the woman staring back.
