Sentence examples for clearly ascribed from inspiring English sources

Since the official postmortem clearly ascribed the singer's death to natural causes, that headline contains a fairly bold claim.

In Fig. 1a, all diffraction peaks of the as-prepared CZTSe sample in XRD pattern can be clearly ascribed to the tetragonal kesterite structure of Cu2ZnSnSe4 (JCPDS No. 70-8930).

Hurricane disturbance, which is significant in many humid tropical forests, results in pulsed outputs of nitrogen in stream water that can be clearly ascribed to interactions between damage and recovery of canopy vegetation, and decomposition of detrital inputs on the forest floor.

As demonstrated here, the discrepancy between in vivo and in vitro measurements could be clearly ascribed to misfolding of the protein under question; other researchers also reported similar problems with folding and solubility in their Max and Arnt derivatives.

With the exception of Et in complex with QacR(E120Q), wherein no drug density could be clearly ascribed and hence is not discussed further, electron density for each drug was clear and, as observed in previous wt QacR-drug complexes [3], [5], these mutants bound to each drug in a one drug per QacR dimer stoichiometry (data not shown).

It refers to the assumption that the only worthwhile effects are attributable to an understandable mechanism that can be clearly ascribed to a specific component of an intervention.

This isn't a sophisticated reading of feminism, so the author is clearly ascribing this belief to someone other than herself.

Although (like Ockham) he refuses to make relations into things distinct from absolute entities, he clearly ascribes them to an act of the soul by which absolute entities are compared and placed in relation to each other (an act of the referring soul [actus animae referentis]).

While this enables one to clearly ascribe correlation to genetic factors, each sample came from environmentally distinct mice.

This first step towards mesosynteny clearly ascribes a role to species-specific TEs in this evolutionary mechanism that will eventually generate non-homologous sections of chromosomes and isolate part of the genome from meiotic recombination.

While previous studies clearly ascribe a potential role for active p53 in skin aging, the underlying mechanism has yet to be fully understood, especially considering the complex roles of Mdm2 in p53-independent pathways.