Sentence examples for far ascribed from inspiring English sources

The conferred insulin resistance is so far ascribed to interference with insulin signaling (JeBailey et al., 2007; Powell et al., 2003; Stratford et al., 2001), and the possibility that C2-ceramide also inhibits GLUT4 sorting has been neglected.

Gould and other scientists attacked these extensions of the Modern Synthesis, arguing that they ascribed far too much power to natural selection.

With, the nearest receivers are ascribed far greater weight than under the RWL scheme, and the mid-RSS receivers are given much less importance.

Stroma-mediated anti-apoptotic effects have so far been mainly ascribed to the action of cytokines and other anti-apoptotic proteins expressed by stromal cells.

We ascribe far too much ingenuity and flair to the chat-up.

In a way, the moral-hazard argument ascribes far too much foresight, intelligence, and rationality to the banks.

An actual minister of the gospels would not care for the meteorite imagery — although when you think about it, the biblical narrative ascribes far worse habits and transgressions to humanity than anything an environmentalist can come up with.

It seems that instead of joining the PTA and maybe participating in a pot-luck, Internet users ascribe far more power to their groups than earlier generations.

Those who support him will mistakenly ascribe far too much power to a position that in a perfect world would be largely powerless.

To describe Nietzsche as a moral anti-realist is so far only to ascribe to him a metaphysical view: namely, that there are no objective facts about what is morally right and wrong.

Those kinds of qualities are ascribed to men far more than women.