Sentence examples for be logically ascribed to from inspiring English sources

The acidosis of saline resuscitation cannot be logically ascribed to dilution.

Amongst uncircumcised participants, explanatory models of why circumcision was effective were ascribed to biological models with both lack of space for the virus to stay and healing explaining the protective response: "If we think logically also, when the foreskin folds backwards while doing sex, in the case of an uncircumcised person, the virus may get into the folds and remain there".

Women are ascribed to be nice.

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

A (theoretical) sentence, he says, is falsifiable if and only if it logically contradicts some (empirical) sentence that describes a logically possible event that it would be logically possible to observe (Popper [1989] 1994, 83).

Such lack of protocol-based care might be logically expected to increase glycemic variability [ 15].

Some of this can be ascribed to nostalgia.

Neither of those qualities could be ascribed to the others.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

This can be ascribed to the following.

Our whole lives can be ascribed to numbers.