Natural disasters and accidents, for example, are attributed to offended gods or to an enemy who has employed a witch to harness supernatural powers.
Much of Yahoo!'s recent trouble, for example, was attributed by one of its senior executives to the company being "reactive instead of charting an unwavering course".Maybe what companies need is a book to teach them how to be both firm and flexible at the same time.
Many in-custody deaths caused by force, for example, are attributed to another cause, said Steve Martin, a corrections expert who has monitored excessive force cases in prisons and jails across the U.S. A death may be listed as a heart attack, but the public might not know that a stun gun was used on an inmate prior to his or her death.
The fact that Q2 reacts more slowly than DQ, for example, was attributed to slow dissociation of the ubiquinol product.
These differences can, for example, be attributed to the structure of the health care systems the residents were working in, or to the education they received in (medical) school.
The inhibition of phenobarbital-induced CYP2B1/2 activity by LPS, for example, was attributed to NO-or peroxynitrite-mediated protein nitration (Khatsenko et al. 1997) at the Tyr190 residue (Lin et al. 2003).
The first two failure examples are attributed to overload and are of a military aircraft component and a tragic accident of a civil airliner.
Positive influence, shaping the future and setting an inspiring example are attributes that all of us can take on.
For example, Arg is attributed to the APOBEC family of cytidine deaminases [ 49].
But in this setting, some compatibilists respond that the Peter example misconceives how content is attributed (Stalnaker 2008; also cf. Stalnaker 1990).
