Sentence examples for has been traditionally attributed from inspiring English sources

The Tuscan Gothic design of the Palazzo Vecchio has been traditionally attributed to Arnolfo di Cambio.

More controversially, one now finds it argued that the traditional picture is simply wrong at a more general level, and that Hegel, even in his systematic thought, was not committed to the bizarre, teleological spirit monism that has been traditionally attributed to him because he was free of the type of traditional metaphysical commitments that had been criticized by Kant.

The pathogenetic role of IFN-α in autoimmune disorders has been traditionally attributed to its ability to polarize T-helper cells toward the Th1 type of immune response and to induce the generation/activation of effector immune cells [6].

Incongruence between pollinator and host phylogenies has been traditionally attributed to host shifts [ 12, 35].

The changing disease pattern has been traditionally attributed to recent advances in medicine resulting in the development of drugs and vaccines for the effective control of communicable diseases.

The widespread TA underrepresentation has been traditionally attributed to stop codon biases, thermodynamic instability, and susceptibility of UA to cleavage by RNAses in RNA transcripts (Beutler et al. 1989).

In Europe, ≈30 human cases of babesiosis have been reported over the past 50 years and have been traditionally attributed to infection with the bovine parasite B. divergens transmitted by Ixodes ricinus (2, 3 ).

This includes anticancer mechanisms that have been traditionally attributed to 1,25(OH)2D action, e.g. suppression of cell proliferation and angiogenesis, as well as several potential new mechanisms including gene-protective and immunosuppressive effects.

Sericin has been traditionally associated with the immune responses attributed to silk in general (Altman et al. 2003).

C. tertium has been traditionally considered nonpathogenic.

Hungarians have been traditionally EU-friendly.