We certainly ascribe to this general view, as we have before elaborated in a recent article [ 9].
A sacrifice of, or impatience with, "coherent sense," as well as the requisite irascibility and what Said calls "highlighting and dramatizing... irreconcilabilities," can certainly be ascribed to the shimmering late works of Shakespeare, an artistic titan on Beethoven's scale.
The presence of a given text within many witnesses is not necessarily a good guarantee, because in some cases, the text can certainly be ascribed to known sources.
"The detailed forms of algorithmic interaction and play required today of the computer-using public is, in my mind, so exactly akin to writing code that the division between the two must certainly be ascribed to other ends.
Bede's correspondent on Kentish affairs was Albinus, abbot of the monastery of St. Peter and St. Paul (subsequently renamed St . Augustines) in Canterbury, and these views can almost certainly be ascribed to the Church establishment there.
The canonical activity of EEF1A2 is clearly as a translation factor, and the effects of depletion on cell cycle entry can almost certainly be ascribed to this activity.
However, the failure to capture the dynamic deficits must almost certainly be ascribed to our limited knowledge about the dynamic mechanical properties of eye muscles, especially in their passive state.
Ineffective chronic illness behaviour can certainly not be ascribed to patients alone, and therefore an intervention program should also target other parties involved.
The finding that females were more susceptible to suffer from voice disorders has been consistently reported in previous studies and has certainly to be ascribed to physiological reasons [ 17, 18].
