Sentence examples for be attributed with confidence from inspiring English sources

The Met owns just a handful of works that can be attributed, with confidence, to Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (1599-1660).

Given the nature of these reports, neither survival nor cardiac arrest can be attributed, with confidence, to the decontamination procedures.

In female rats, there was a positive trend in the occurrence of benign or malignant pheochromocytomas (mainly benign) of the adrenal medulla, but this equivocal result could not be attributed with confidence to exposure to 2-butoxyethanol.

As such, the results of the present study can be attributed with considerable confidence to direction-encoding properties of neurons rather than their connections to specific muscle groups.

Any increase in PA scores exceeding the SDD95 can be attributed, with reasonable confidence, to real improvements in PA level.

Scores that have Specificity p-values less than 0.05 are considered to be scores that can be attributed with high confidence to the HYP of interest.

In spite of all the poetic renderings that Caedmon supposedly made, however, it is only the original dream hymn of nine historically precious, but poetically uninspired, lines that can be attributed to him with confidence.

It is also possible that women's greater confidence can be attributed to identification with women's health issues [ 13], although this can only be speculation.

The SDD is the smallest difference between two subjects that can, with 95% confidence, be attributed to a real difference in true scores.

But she said that none of those cases "can be attributed to the vaccine with a high level of confidence".

As was the case in Cambodia, this decline in art by the mid-14th century may be attributed to the people's loss of confidence in the concept and, with it, the imagery of divine kingship.