Sentence examples for attributed to freedom from inspiring English sources

***P <.001; **P <.01; *P <.05 Among all the aspects of in-patient care responsiveness (Table 2), the lowest percentage of responsiveness was attributed to " freedom to choose the health care provider" (55.7%), while areas related to adequate health care provider skills, equipment, and availability of medicines had the highest health system responsiveness.

The longer conversion times for the shorter spacer are attributed to lower freedom of movement within the monolayer to achieve the spatial alignment required for the topochemical polymerization.

While much of the blame was attributed to the Freedom Caucus they were only trying to fulfill campaign promises.

Lind argues that Trump's deviation from the orthodoxy of his parties' elites, in particular, can be attributed to his freedom from the demands of this donor class.

Trump's rise, Jones says, can be attributed to "liberty and freedom and common sense".

This is a possible reading, and certainly Vasubandhu does not advocate the ordinary freedom attributed to a self.

However, some researchers found that MLAS had similar or reduced power relative to SLAS, which was partly attributed to the increased degrees of freedom (dfs) in MLAS.

65– 68 The high flexibility of this technique can be attributed to its high degrees of freedom, which make the choice of the most appropriate loss function a matter of trial and error.

A denial of physical freedom was often perceived as coercive, and the denial of freedoms was attributed to a lack of trust in patients by staff.

The extraordinary powers attributed to the gagging order triggered alarm about threats to freedom of expression and transparency of justice.

Against the charge of intellectual determinism sometimes attributed to this position by its critics, Godfrey grounds human freedom in the radical indeterminacy, he even speaks of the freedom, of the intellect itself.