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This article was amended on 22 February 2016 because it attributed Unforgiven to Oliver Stone.

The study is suspect because it attributed all of Wisconsin's 3.3percentt decline in turnout to voter ID laws, said Barry Burden, director of the elections research center at the University of Wisconsin.

In contrast to expectations, the selected genes were frequently and significantly related to cancers by the Gendoo server [ 11] (Table 1), which was used because it attributed P-values to each association between genes and disease.

Its doctrines differ from those of Shankara chiefly because it attributes personality to the absolute spirit, who is the god Shiva and not the impersonal brahman.

The inclusion of plants and animals in Buddhist soteriological schemes may be important philosophically because it attributes inherent value to nonhuman forms of life.

"That poll is very worrying because it attributes that to the fact that young people have not been engaged in it and are unlikely to vote," he told BBC Radio 5 Live's Pienaar's Politics.

The Deal Professor argues that Cerberus has a weak claim because it attributes the adverse change to a decline in the economy, rather than a specific change at Innkeepers.

Naturally, the variance of estimator | Γ ̂ xy [ l, k ] | (Method 1) goes to zero, because it attributes the value of 1 to all T-F coherence estimates when no smoothing is applied.

The painting shows an old, weary man slumped in contemplation in his armchair and has spent more time in the National Gallery's storeroom than on display because it is attributed to a follower of Rembrandt rather than the artist himself.

The spontaneous roughening of graphene is intriguing because it is attributed to unexpected physical characteristics such as a negative thermal expansion coefficient [14], increasing bandgap [15], and unusual electronic properties [16].

Unfortunately, this measure suffers from an upward bias, (s ^ sing − s ^ ) / = (b / a ) > 0, because it falsely attributes all the observed inertia in consumers' unwillingness to start searching to switching costs alone.