The phrase "attributed the questions" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to convey that someone assigned or credited the questions to a particular source or person, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The researcher attributed the questions to the previous study conducted in 2020."
Alternatives: "credited the questions" or "assigned the questions".
Bachmann herself talked about the question on NBC's "Today" show the morning after the debate, incorrectly attributing the question to Wallace.
Q 290, has attributed these questions on the Physics and most of the other works in these two Erfurt manuscripts to Richard Rufus of Cornwall, a contemporary and opponent of Roger Bacon [Wood in Hackett 1997b; Wood, IPA, 2003].
Finally, Gedeon Gál also noted that in one of the manuscripts of Ockham's Reportatio (Milan, Ambros. 281 inf., fol. 69rb) on book IV of the Sentences, a marginal notation attributes the final question of the work to Wodeham (Courtenay 1978, 34, fn. 61).
This analysis cannot separate the attributes of the questions from the attributes of student (e.g. ability) making it difficult to compare the performance of different sets of students who take the same format examinations with year on year content variations.
After attributing the report to Dr. Kelly, officials questioned whether the BBC had accurately reported what Dr. Kelly said.
Based on a hierarchical classification technique and choosing the number of groups where there is the maximum gapb, we identified seven groups whose characteristics may be traced by looking at the centroid, in other words the average value which the components assume for each of them (Table 7), and, for a greater detail, at the mean scores attributed to the psychometric questions (Table 8).
Scores attributed to the Geography question's answers by human evaluators and model baseline (unigrams and bigrams).
Scores attributed to the Geography question's answers by human evaluators, unigrams with LSA, and bigrams with LSA.
Scores attributed to the Biology question's answers by human evaluators and model baseline (unigrams and bigrams).
Scores attributed to the Biology question's answers by human evaluators and model LSA (unigrams and bigrams).
