Sentence examples for attributed one of from inspiring English sources

We attributed one of five scores (on a scale from 0 to 4, 0 referring to very good, 1 to good, 2 to sufficient, 3 to difficult, 4 to very difficult), depending on the qualitative and quantitative data we obtained in various domains such as nurturing, sleep, digestion, allergies, care and crying.

In contrast, the anatomy of the shoulder is more difficult to understand and ultrasound examinations of the shoulder have been attributed one of the steepest learning curves [ 27].

For example, a Somali refugee woman with no entitlement to welfare (apart from food vouchersa) attributed one of her symptoms, tiredness, to her diet but underpinning this was a lack of finance to buy good 'halal' food.

She then attributed one of three statements to the cyclist and asked the subjects whether the injured party should accept a proffered settlement.

To attribute one of the most refined political and literary sensibilities to guilt seems too simple, yet Mr. Meyers may well be right.

Experts attribute one of the biggest causes of acute intoxication to users being unfamiliar with peak symptoms and peak times.

In July 1912, at the invitation of the impresario Oswald Stoll, Robey took part for the first time in the Royal Command Performance, to which Cotes attributes "one of the prime factors in his continuing popularity".

Identification of two bona fide CenH3 transcripts in the cockroach assembly led us to clearly attribute one of them to a fungal contamination via phylogenetic analyses whereas the other was the cockroach CenH3 ortholog.

At the fourth level of the lattice, we discover a first potential concept contained in a formal concept containing 9 objects and 9 attributes one of which has a 75% ratio, i.e., satisfying our pruning threshold.

As outlined within the Introduction, several studies prior to ours have detected differences in genetic architectures across environments [ 33- 39], usually attributing one of the environments as the stressful or novel environment, and the other as the benign or standard environment.

For example, if one patent has three co-inventors, then each inventor is attributed one third of the patent.