Sentence examples for attributed close from inspiring English sources
The German Foreign Ministry has also not officially commented on any alleged ransom, but attributed "close and trustful cooperation" with the Philippine government for the safe return of its two citizens.
The geomorphological attributes closest to the real paleo-geomorphology can be obtained.
Andrew Robertson, president and chief executive for BBDO North America, attributed the close to a large account shift.
Cohen attributed the close co-operation between Israel and the US to Dagan, who insisted that on the Iranian nuclear issues Israel must co-operate with intelligence organisations such as the CIA and MI6.
The negative values of L f E are attributed to close packaging of the component molecule which decreases up to 0.3 mol fraction of TBP and then increase negatively attributing to loose packing of the component molecules which in fact supports the heteromolecular association between the TBP and toluene.
This fact may be attributed to close energy transfer efficiencies in inverse agonism and basal conformational states.
Frommolt et al. [ 42] attributed the close relationships between green plants and chromalveolate genes to the secondary endosymbiosis of an ancient green plant (e.g. prasinophyte), based on the hypothesis on the monophyly of the Archaeplastida [ 16, 40].
However, our results in line with the findings of others that LA-MRSA is not solely attributed to close or direct contact with livestock, but in some cases may have dispersed in a community where the density of pig farms is high [ 10].
Mr. Kongolo attributed the closing of the office to a misunderstanding among low-level police officers.
The store, which attributed the closing to increased expenses, had specialized in classic and foreign movies, including every film by that Upper West Side favorite, Woody Allen.
Dean Jarrett, a spokesman for Martin, attributed the closing to the unfavorable business climate in San Francisco, citing client budgets that failed to materialize and insufficient new business opportunities.
