The phrase "attribute consequence" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could be used in discussions about causality or the effects of certain actions, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In our analysis, we must attribute consequence to the decisions made by the leadership team."
Alternatives: "assign responsibility" or "link outcome".
Table 5 Attributes and effects of key boundary objects Key boundary object* Attributes Consequences (factors) 1. VIKING Alliance Governance Structure ·Expanded partnership ·Assured commitments of key stakeholders →Covers the full spectrum of necessary functions for collaborative DM & ISD.
First, three coders independently identified attributes, consequences and values and the links between them in each respondent's transcript.
The concepts of trust and teamwork were examined through participants' understanding of the attributes, consequences, and conceptualization of the constructs.
An exploration of the salient 0product attributes, consequences, and values found in the dominant chain that includes scientific evidence is provided below.
Second, for each participant the coded data were entered as ladders into the MECanalyst Plus [ 24] software, which summarizes the individual participant data in the so-called implication matrix that documents the number of links between all attributes, consequences and values that were identified in the first step.
These results provide direct evidence that enablement of cNHEJ by RB1 is not an attribute, or consequence, of G1 cell-cycle arrest, which can be actioned by NHEJ-competent WT RB1 and the NHEJ-incompetent variants alike, but involves a mechanism distinct and genetically separable from that involved in cell-cycle control.
He disliked any analysis that attributed social consequence to amorphous, subjective, unmeasurable, unfixable causes.
Paredes et al. demonstrated that sex can be significantly associated with nursery performance in different data sets although the authors attributed this consequence to differences in the proportion of intact males [ 25].
The results indicated that children who had received threatening and ambiguous information were more inclined to attribute negative consequences to the animal than children who had heard positive or no information, which of course supports the idea that verbal information with a negative content can produce an a priori covariation bias in children.
A "black swan event" has three attributes: unpredictability, consequences and retrospective explicability.
