Sentence examples for attributes with which from inspiring English sources

Today, the veneration of money is more naked, shorn of the mystical attributes with which it was formerly haloed.

In the remainder of this section, the different categories of attributes with which patients associated themselves will be discussed.

The discussion of the attributes with which the patients construed a 'class-membership' relation will be considered irrespective of the trichotomy of intensive, possessive and circumstantial attributes due to the lack of space.

That is unless you had a nice set of pegs, or any other physical attributes with which to negotiate a more comfortable passage.

These include the exogenously defined attributes with which we are generally familiar (e.g., age, race, major), but they also include measures of position of nodes in the network.

While there is no notable difference in statistical significance, the larger number of common genes gives us more attributes with which to investigate the networks and gene interactions that define this species.

First, a table of all 320 possible best worst pairs of attribute levels was constructed, showing the frequency with which attributes were chosen.

A recent review by Coast et al. [ 34] casts doubts on whether the process of attribute and attribute-levels development for DCEs is always rigorous, leading to the identification of credible attributes, given the brevity with which it has been reported in existing studies.

He would have been familiar with some of the new forms of expression, especially those in Southern Europe, although it is difficult to attribute with certainty which artists, writers and conventions had a bearing on his work.

The price of admission into the world in which your failings become attributes is the clarity with which you see your failings.

There is a lack of literature on the attributes of safe patients with which to compare our findings.