Sentence examples for is attributed attributed from inspiring English sources

Hence, the absence of lag phase for the 5-FU release profiles is attributed attributed to the approximate ratio (1: 505) in molecular size.

A quote that should have been attributed to Roger Pielke was accidentally attributed to Bud Ward.

These racial variances were attributed by authors attributed to unequal access to educational opportunities and cultural differences as well as lack of equivalence in cognitive measures [22].

With the collapse of the divide between created substances and the infinite substance, attributes play a new role for Spinoza; traditional divine attributes are eliminated while attributes traditionally associated with created substances (Extension in particular) are attributed to the infinite substance.

This difference may be attributed to any number of attributes of the two types of organizations: differences may exist with regards to policy, financing, responsibility structure and/or the relationship between management and residents.

The difference between these results and the ones obtained with the whole sample could be attributed to unobservable attributes that are correlated with the possession of a vaccination card, and to the reduction of degrees of freedom because only 70% of the children have these cards.

All legends that were attributed to Kartikeya were also attributed to Murukan.

Note: Some allegations originally attributed to Sheard have been attributed to his lawsuit.

If a comment is being referred to the whole BSPM, the "*" can be attributed to the leadID attribute.

The differences in the cost of services between countries may be attributed to the societal value attributed to particular disciplines and the historical development of the health care system in each country.

In this TB programme, among those with confirmed or probable TB, only 50% (3/6) of deaths at autopsy in men not known to have HIV and 34% (39/115) in HIV positive men could be attributed to TB, whereas clinicians attributed the cause of death to TB in 70% (7/10) and 65% (141/217) of deaths respectively.