Sentence examples for attributes have changed from inspiring English sources

If the sacred-profane dichotomy is not true, then we can naturally ask the question: what kind of individual attributes have changed before and after "rites of passage"?

Researchers in the second school have argued that ecophysiological attributes have changed through time with plant lineages adapting to new environmental conditions (Mason 1947; Wolfe 1969; Dilcher 1973).

Subjects most frequently judged that two attributes had changed, although the actual frequency was equal (25%) in all four conditions (Figure 3C).

In contrast, when two attributes changed, error trials reflecting the misjudgment that only one attribute had changed were not that frequent (11% of trials, 33% of errors).

One pithy slogan turned the Labour Party's successfully conveyed positive attribute - that it had changed - into a potential negative.' The advert was judged to have had more impact than campaigns for the army, Whiskas or Walker's crisps.

An important consequence of the poor factorial validity is that the WOMAC may not be capable of distinguishing between changes in pain and functional status when these attributes have discordant changes.

Interestingly, when only one attribute changed, subjects frequently misjudged that another attribute had also changed (34% of trials, 74% of errors).

"The way human beings attribute significance to objects hasn't changed since we began having objects," he said, fishing around in his box.

Likewise, recent reports of post-suppression behavioral rebound have attributed changes to behavior to changes in the self-concept.

Participants may have attributed changes directly to treatment rather than concurrent, coincidental contextual changes.

Researchers have attributed changes in copepod populations to factors like external predation and food supplies.