Sentence examples for is attributed to standard from inspiring English sources

Proofs that are long, cumbersome and uninteresting cannot be the bearers of the kind of certainty that is attributed to standard mathematical proofs.

Fourth domain and similar models (the chronocyte, for example) have something very much in common with radical versions of symbiotic theory: Virtually no evolutionary novelty is attributed to standard evolutionary invention in the history of observable lineages; major novelties are attributed to acquisition only, in fully fledged form, via symbiotic mergers.

While some of this can be attributed to standard preseason sloppiness, it's becoming clear -– particularly in a much-improved Eastern Conference -– that the prolonged recovery of Rose, the team's All-Star point guard,  could spell trouble for Chicago's overall success, even more so than did his more sporadic absences a season ago.

Anadromous individuals consumed more and had lower growth efficiencies in which differences may be attributed to standard metabolic rate or activity.

Most AEs and serious AEs (SAEs) were attributed to standard therapy components.

Thus, these effects cannot be attributed to standard interventions related to treatment of myocardial infarction and cardiogenic shock or to changes in hemodynamics other than that caused by intracoronary pyruvate.

The arabinan recovery is inflated (115% mass) and this is attributed to the large standard deviation of arabinose measurements in the liquid fraction as discussed earlier.

In addition, the transcript level of PGC-1α in LD muscle was also increased in pigs of the niacin group, even though this effect was not significant, which is attributed to the relatively high standard deviation of this parameter in both groups of pigs.

Limited share is attributed to higher product cost compared to standard insecticides, low efficacy under unfavorable conditions, application timing and conditions, limited data and cost benefit in IPM programs, refrigeration requirements and limited room temperature shelf life (product quality), use of suboptimum nematode species, and lack of detail application directions.

Paradoxes of this kind have been known since antiquity (for instance, the standard Liar is attributed to the Greek philosopher Eubulides, probably the greatest paradox-producer of antiquity).

The unacceptably high standard deviation for arabinan is attributed to its very low concentrations in the liquid fractions.