Sentence examples for children attributed to from inspiring English sources

Of the several illegitimate children attributed to him, for example, Ridley is certain only of one.

Both fathers and mothers attributed higher Well-being and Self-control to their children than the children attributed to themselves.

This study reports on the values school children attributed to their local forests, across three New Zealand regions, and details the agreement of these values to the Montréal Process C&I, a values framework developed by international forestry experts.

Elevated CTX-II has also been found in the urine of growing children, attributed to growth plate activity, and was found to decrease with age in a study of healthy adults between the ages of 20 and 55 years (Mouritzen et al. 2003).

Amazingly, many of the graphic images of dead children attributed to Israeli bombardment that are circulating online are from Syria, based on a BBC report.

For 1-year-olds and 31 50-year-old 31 50-year-old 31 50-year-oldd 1.62 ng OTA kg bw−1, respectively), with the greater value in children attributed to a higher food intake relative to their body weight.

The most important reasons for the lack of acupuncture in infants and small children attribute to TCM traditions and practices.

They include a graceful tondo of "Mary Adoring the Christ Child," attributed to Filippino Lippi, and a grim, emaciated "Resurrection" by the Master of the Virgo Inter Virgines.

Among its holdings were a battle standard used by the conquistador Hernán Cortés and an 18th-century sculpture, "Virgin with Child," attributed to the artist Luisa Roldán, who was Spanish royal sculptor to King Charles II.

The painting, "Virgin and Child," attributed to the Master of Flémalle, is the 10th work of art to be returned to the estate of Max Stern, since the dealer's beneficiaries – Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Concordia and McGill Universities in Montreal – started a restitution project in his name in 2002.

The panel Madonna and Child attributed to Giotto in the collection of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, is dated c. 1310/1315 (Fig. 1).