Sentence examples for attributed to a kind of from inspiring English sources
Instead, increasing contact is blithely attributed to "a kind of teenage rebellion" in the case of the Mashco-Piro and "other tribes" - although it isn't stated who "other tribes" is supposed to refer to.
This effect has been attributed to a kind of general neurophysiological arousal associated with the depletion of glucocorticoids and catecholamines enhancing memory consolidation.
Vital properties therefore had to be attributed to a specific kind of matter confined to living beings, the organic molecules.
He continued: "They called her the mother of the Brazilians, and we all really attributed to her a kind of a filial veneration.
The seismic velocity is a kind of fingerprint that can be attributed to a limited number of rock types.
The destruction of the installation and the deaths of its personnel are attributed to an "internal disturbance of some kind", forming "an ironic phrase which encapsulates the film's vision of pregnancy as an irruption of Otherness from within".
In summary, the overall distinctiveness of the regenerant mutational molecular spectrum (SBSs and indels) implies that the elevation in mutation frequency observed in regenerant plants cannot simply be attributed to an accelerated accumulation of the same kinds of mutations as arise spontaneously in sexually propagated plants.
So says a rumor attributed to an anonymous source the best kind of rumor, of course.
This kind of view attributes to scientists a kind of error theory about many of their uses of the term 'random', but as yet the philosophical evidence adduced to convict scientists of this pervasive error is not compelling.
Our attraction to this kind of action is attributed to a neurotransmitter called dopamine, a chemical found in our brain.
Activation of the RAF-AKT crosstalk in M13MDA435-1 hybrid cells might thus be attributed to some kind of a maturation/differentiation process that may have occurred in this hybrid cell line during its evolution.
