Sentence examples for does not ascribe a from inspiring English sources

First, Proclus does not ascribe a proof of the theorem to Pythagoras but rather goes on to contrast Pythagoras as one of those "knowing the truth of the theorem" with Euclid who not only gave the proof found in Elements I.47 but also a more general proof in VI. 31.

The barrier theory does not ascribe a role or function to heterogeneity.

32 However despite being central to the experiences of the participants in this study, the current FAM does not ascribe a role to the nature of the pain experience in pain-related fear.

The lower court's reasoning ran to nearly 500 pages, but it presented only a circumstantial account of the events leading to Ms. Kercher's murder, and did not ascribe a motive to her attackers.

I don't ascribe a special status to 45p," he said.

It does not ascribe to a single philosophy or party, and, according to Bender, is a valued resource on both sides of the aisle.

Burningham doesn't ascribe any particular credit for his work to his unconventional schooling.

However this doesn't ascribe any value to the pipeline (new delivery mechanisms, new treatment areas) which could contribute from 2017....For now we assume another 50p option value to give £2.10 per share total.

The research which correlates spiritual practices with health benefits does not ascribe these benefits to the intervention of a supernatural being.

Because the theory of evolution does not ascribe special meaning to human life, nor offer prescriptions on how a life can be well lived, its acceptance might be expected to positively associate with liberalism and negatively associate with conservatism (Miller et al. 2006 supporting material; Paterson and Rossow 1999).

He does not ascribe to theories of Russia's unique Eurasian character -- nor of a Russian claim of exclusivity when it comes to establishing democratic freedoms.