Sentence examples for attributed to published from inspiring English sources

A user called Fram said Wales had violated Wikipedia protocol, which requires factual information be attributed to published materials.

While this cannot be solely attributed to publishing this data, we are confident it has made a significant contribution.

2) These journals publish latest MI research, which is indicated if at least one original paper attributed to MI was published in the most recent issue.

Comments attributed to Kumykov and published in morning newspapers were in stark contrast to his remarks on his squad's arrival at Glasgow Airport.

A quote attributed to Ride and published in the same Times article also hinted at her need for privacy.

On 25 November, an article attributed to Litvinenko was published by the Mail on Sunday Online entitled Why I believe Putin wanted me dead.

*UPDATE:* 5 p.m. ― A statement attributed to Kim Kardashian was published on The Evening Standard website Thursday, stating that she was "on the fence" about who she intended to vote for in the upcoming presidential election.

Having mentioned Ida of Bernicia, the founder of the Northumbrian royal line who ruled between 547 and 559, the Historia goes on to say: Nothing has been preserved of the work of Talhaearn, Blwchfardd and Cian, but poems attributed to Taliesin were published by Ifor Williams in Canu Taliesin and were considered by him to be comparable in antiquity to the Gododdin.

Termed the "Slavery Hypothesis", the original hypothesis is attributed to Clarence Grim, who published an article titled, Biohistory of slavery and blood pressure in blacks today.

The most common definition found in the medical literature is that attributed to James Reason and published by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in To Err is Human, "Failure of a planned action to be completed as intended or use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim"[ 33].

A play based on an original text attributed to Shakespeare will be published later this month.