Sentence examples for definite attribution from inspiring English sources

It was considered that more definite attribution of textile productions from two cultures may be achieved by investigating the materials and techniques of weaving and dyeing used on the textiles, in conjunction with historical and iconographical studies.

There is circumstantial evidence that he also designed the mausoleum in the grounds of the house, but a definite attribution cannot be made.

On the Naranjo algorithm, a score of >9 suggests a definite attribution to the drug; 5 to 8 indicates a probable cause, 1 to 4 for possible relationship and doubtful association if the score is <0.

How definite is the attribution to humans?

Not definitive, just definite.

Table 2 shows the main attributions ascribed for definite ratings on PLIKSi.

Associations were also examined for narrowly defined psychosis-like symptoms and frequently occurring definite psychosis-like symptoms without attributions.

The association with frequently occurring definite psychosis-like symptoms without attributions was similar to the other psychosis-like symptoms outcomes for birth weight (OR per standard deviation increase = 0.77, 95% CI 0.64 0.91, P = 0.003).

There was no statistical evidence for an association of height and adiposity for further psychosis-like symptoms outcomes of narrowly defined psychosis-like symptoms and frequently occurring definite psychosis-like symptoms without attributions.

Finally, we examined frequently occurring definite psychosis-like symptoms without attributions i.e. any definite symptoms occurring monthly or more often, which did not occur during a state of going to sleep, waking from sleep, fever or directly following any substance misuse.

Although ICPC coding is useful for describing patient mix, its validity is potentially diminished by its dependence on the diagnostic competence of doctors and the accurate attribution of codes (eg, definite instead of symptom diagnosis).