Sentence examples for be ascribed to false from inspiring English sources

There is also at least circumstantial evidence that alterations of p16, independent of HPV, may convey some of the favourable prognoses seen in HNSCC patients that cannot simply be ascribed to false negative HPV assays.

False negatives identified for Compara can primarily be ascribed to the underlying sequence input data.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

The low sensitivity of ICTAB could not be ascribed to the presence of difficult-to-detect ribotypes as described previously; only 2 of the 9 false-negative were type 002 [ 17].

The false-negative MRI evaluation, on which HNPE seemed not to breach the ligament, could also be ascribed to chemical-shift artefacts, with special regard to herniations of small size [ 23].

That, clearly, should be ascribed to judgment, not luck.

This can be ascribed to the following.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

Thus, if C1′ has been informed simultaneously by C1 that a sentence is true-only, by C2 that it is false-only, by C3 that it is both-true-and-false, and by C4 that it is neither-true-nor-false, then the value NFTB = {∅, {T}, {F}, {T, F}} is far from being a "madness" (cf. (Meyer 1978, 19)) but is just an adequate value which should be ascribed to the sentence by C1′.

Their absence may be ascribed to state repression.

Our whole lives can be ascribed to numbers.