The phrase "attributed with a specific" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "attributed to a specific."
Example: "The discovery was attributed to a specific scientist who made significant contributions to the field."
Alternatives: "assigned to a specific" or "credited to a specific."
If this is the case, and if the level of activation in these systems depends on general task demands, then it follows that activation can never be attributed with certainty to specific linguistic processes when this activation has resulted from a contrast in which general task demands differ.
Spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) has been attributed with substantial non-specific effects.
Since in single leaves different P. viticola genotypes can coexist, host reactions can not be attributed to a specific interaction with a pathogen individual.
Thus, the Specificity statistic is computed as a means to identify scores that can be attributed with high probability to the specific biological entity or process represented by the HYP.
For instance, the ease with which someone can attribute a specific location to an imagined sound changes greatly with the nature of that sound.
She's an inspiring example for young women who are accustomed to attributing women's success only with a specific look or body type.
The considered attributes reflect a certain object with a specific degree of sophistication and complexity.
Service quality in the context of customer experience is typically identified using a Likert scale in which consumers are asked to indicate on a scale (such as from very satisfied to very unsatisfied), how satisfied they are with a specific attribute defining a class of service.
Next, a combination of different approaches can be adopted with respect to the attributes of a specific country and area.
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