Sentence examples for issues ascribed to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, iPSCs hold great potential for personalized cell therapy as they avoid some of the ethical concerns as well as the immunological rejection issues ascribed to ESCs.

Duchamp's snow shovel, urinal, bicycle wheel, and bottle rack — the pieces he called "ready-mades" — had raised the philosophical issues that Danto ascribed to Warhol's 1964 Stable show.

While the unresolved nature of clade A could be ascribed to artifactual issues related to the alignment of diverse sequences in the trees presented in Figures  1 and 2, reconstruction of the 16S rRNA tree with only the Columbicola spp. clade A symbionts (resulting in a relatively unambiguous alignment) did not improve the resolution of the tree.

The issue has been extensively researched and ascribed to the dominant role of oxygen vacancies [13], surface effects [14], as well as cation random distribution of magnetic Fe3+ ions and diamagnetic Zn2+ ions among the interstitial octahedral (B) and tetrahedral (A) sites [15].

We want to stress that the alleged inappropriate behaviors ascribed to people within the company were issues of the past.

Beside each city's specific characters, perceived insecurity can be ascribed to present-day economic and social issues, as well as to the dangers of widespread petty crime.

Here, we were concerned with issues of consistency and stability in the meanings participants ascribed to terms.

Take for example theattribute of "love" ascribed to both Jews.

His defeat in the 1885 General Elections was ascribed to his support of William Ewart Gladstone over the issue of Irish Home Rule and to his illness.

The issue is not Grass's war record but his silence, which many ascribed to a wish to win the Nobel prize.

The same three epithets could be  ascribed to the latest LOVE covers, continuing in a ten-issue tradition of arresting developments.