Sentence examples for be falsely attributed to from inspiring English sources

For unfamiliar faces though, there may be a tendency for any awareness of the facilitation itself ("ease of processing") to be falsely attributed to the target face being famous (cf. the "false fame effect"; Jacoby et al. 1989).

The symptoms can be falsely attributed to growing pains, sports injuries or (sometimes) drug abuse.

(Interestingly, the same Robert Merton documented the tendency for important ideas to be falsely attributed to celebrities).

Without including additional control variables, the observed effects on absolute discretionary accruals might be falsely attributed to accounting standards rather than to incentives or innate determinants.

(For the mss. for all these, see Weisheipl 1969. Additional works on insolubilia cited in Weisheipl 1969 have been shown by Spade 1989 to be falsely attributed to Heytesbury).

It may also lead to a spatial genetic autocorrelation, which could be falsely attributed to limited propagule dispersal or kin-structured colonization (e.g. [ 5]).

"Our blogging platform was compromised and fabricated blog posts were falsely attributed to several Reuters journalists".

In the Middle Ages several critical works were falsely attributed to him.

Years after the quotation started being falsely attributed to her, Angelou herself was using it to describe her work.

In some cases, they have even used language similar to what was falsely attributed to Mr. Rouhani on Friday.

But that assertion was falsely attributed to The Times article by The Weekly Standard and other conservative media outlets.