Sentence examples for could have ascribed from inspiring English sources

It could have ascribed to the better mixing rate, gain of swirl velocity and the turbulence level of the bowl.

It could be that Akan adolescents may not have ascribed to the same ideals as their Ga counterparts, while the Others consisting of smaller ethnic groups may have.

However, recent papers have ascribed axonal and dendritic roles to Cdh1 [48] and Cdc20 [49], respectively, which could have relevance to cdr2, which is present in the neuronal cytoplasm and proximal dendrites [5], [11].

Not a quality you might once have ascribed to Borland's founder.

The past two decades have ascribed dopamine a particularly crisp computational role.

As expected, there was a decline in the majority of the autonomic indices in patients with diabetes, but when the age-dependent deterioration was eliminated the decline, which could have been ascribed to the presence of diabetes, was no longer significant.

Analysts say the market has ascribed a lower value to Porsche because the company could not sell its VW stock without driving the price sharply lower.

"He has ascribed to me some magical, God-like powers".

He has ascribed to me some magical, godlike powers.

And apparently he has been given back the runs I had ascribed him earlier.

I had ascribed to the idea that parenting was "instinctual," and these easy moments confirmed that.