Sentence examples for be attributed to projection from inspiring English sources
How much of Scarlett's reputation for thrilling play can be attributed to projection on the part of e-sports enthusiasts who want to see, in this mysteriously shy girl from Canada, a Jackie Robinson figure to redeem them?
Thus, the difference between these two effects (0.61€ vs. 0.34€) can be attributed to projection bias.
Dollar Tree's recent performance can be attributed to beating fourth-quarter projections and revising full-year projections from $2.55 to $2.75 per share.
The development of the tear-trough deformity, malar mounds, and prominent nasolabial fold and groove may to a significant degree be attributed to the loss of projection of the maxilla with aging [ 12, 30].
The budget office said most of the increase in its estimate could be attributed to changes in underlying projections about the economy and to the effects of new federal legislation.
Therefore, the cognitive and behavioral data observed in the MD lesion rats compared to the two control groups may be attributed to dysfunction in cortico thalamo cortical projections associated with the MD, in addition to other structures as well.
It may also be attributed to an activation of noradrenergic projections.
When a simulated ancient sample was placed directly ancestral to Europeans and East Asians 45 kya, the simulated projection was very similar to the observed projection, illustrating that the shape of the projection can largely be attributed to the population size changes in Europeans and East Asians after the Ust-Ishim was sampled.
Although statistical variation arising from uncertainty about the present-day heat wave relative risk was certainly a factor, most of the variability in mortality projections could be attributed to the choice of climate models and SRES scenarios.
This effect may be attributed to a stress-induced activation of mesofrontal dopaminergic projections.
The Fabled Coast is full of such a projection's stronger, darker side: "Wrecks at sea might be attributed to several supernatural factors, including witchcraft, sacrilege, and ignoring a bad omen or taboo".
