Sentence examples for attributed initially from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 21 May 2018 to attribute to McAndrew a comment mistakenly attributed initially to Renton, to change Art Economics to Arts Economics, and to add Art Basel as a collaborator on the global art market study.

This reversal of cross-covariance is attributed initially to stress and later to water flow, and it extends from the boundary and then diminishes quickly with time.

Although both institutions initially exhibited a conflict resolution role appropriate for the needs of their respective societies, this Note advocates that post-conflict NHRIs should be considered on an evolving continuum with strong quasi-jurisdictional functions attributed initially to institutions in societies with weak judiciaries.

This observation (hypovolemia) explains the unexpected baseline tachycardia (which was attributed initially to not adequate depth of anaesthesia or administration of atropine, and so on).

These attributes were recommended based on the independence of the attributes relevant to the management of SAA (relative to other attributes initially considered such as convenience, which converged as a concept with frequency of transfusion), importance as rated by clinicians and patients and for their consistent relevance in focus groups with clinicians and patients from the US and France.

We targeted three attributes initially (Table 1).

Example (hypercholesterolemia): Using hypercholesterolemia as an example search query and a set of 18 ontologies, we identify 20 objects and 102 attributes initially, as in Figure 1.

The list of attributes initially identified in the literature and presented to the experts, as well as the arguments given by them to either refuse or include each characteristic of treatment in the CA are provided in the Supplementary information.

The attributes excluded initially were ignored until validation against the initial subset of target attributes was achieved.

Some stockbrokers are scornful of the theory, attributing the initially disappointing results to the government's hectic time-table, and to profit-taking.

The problems were initially attributed to high demand.