Sentence examples for attributed ones from inspiring English sources

INEGI estimates over the second period (2007 2011) from the non-attributed disturbances, for example, dropped 84%% more than the attributed ones yielding higher emissions (3.2 million Mg C more).

In the second period, emissions from the non-attributed disturbances (7 million Mg C) were more than double than the attributed ones (3.2 million Mg C).

Its meaning depends on context and intention (something crystallised by the line – often quoted but never reliably attributed – "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter").

The presence of each item of the scale is attributed one point.

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

BGR initially attributed one particularly condescending message to Jobs, then updated to say they were mistaken and that it was Burford who wrote it.

Most participants attributed one or more causes to breast cancer, but the risk factors attributed to the illness did not correspond to those scientifically accepted.

UNHCR has attributed one death this year to the LRA.

We adapted the last criterion of this scale, i.e., the power of the study, and attributed one point if the authors did a prior sample size calculation.

This finding is similar to what was reported by Lopez et al which attributed one-quarter of injury deaths to those aged between 15 and 59 years.

We attributed one, two, three or four additional points if the percentage of positive cells was <5%, 5 25% to 26 50%, 51 75% or >75%, respectively.