Sentence examples for life attributed from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrated that the portions of life attributed to subsurface crack initiation between 107 and 109 cycles are >99%.

The only original account of this community is given in De vita contemplativa (On the Contemplative Life), attributed to Philo of Alexandria.

There were even rumours that she was briefly responsible for state affairs during Kim's prolonged absence from public life – attributed to an undisclosed health problem – in the autumn of that year.

Miss Kuhn, who could also be somewhat unconventional in her private life, attributed the fact that she had never married to "sheer luck". According to her book, she had many love affairs, including one in her 70's with a student in his 20's.

The sweeping new marching orders that Mr. Zedillo outlined to Francisco Labastida Ochoa, the new Interior Minister, themselves hinted at the many failures -- not only in Chiapas but elsewhere in Mexican political life -- attributed to Mr. Chuayffet by opposition leaders in recent months.

Elisabetta Canitano, another Laiga member and head of women's health campaign group Vita di Donna (Woman's Life), attributed the problem to the influence of the Catholic Church on reproductive health, particularly in and around Rome where many major hospitals – although funded by the state – are owned and run by the Church, which determines hiring policy.

Ancient cultures believed a long life indicated a good life, attributing impossibly long life spans to their favored leaders.

Yet, at fifty-seven, Van Damme, who in real life attributes the derailing of his career to bad marriages and a drug problem, is still a compelling presence.

Only a few small groups defended the recent appearance of life, attributing the fossil record to of Noah's Flood, a mindset that was not as widespread as it is today.

The increasing recognition that viruses are important in ecology and evolution and especially the discovery of giant viruses having very large genomes encoding hundreds of proteins have revived a long-standing debate about the role of viruses in biology and the origin of life, attributing to viruses a key or primeval role.

Even adding the capacity for evolution to the list of life attributes does not necessarily solve the problem as in a very simple state there may be reproduction without replication, thereby nullifying any Darwinian mechanism (Cleland and Chyba 2002 but cf. Bobrik et al. 2008 who make a theoretical case for Darwinian evolution at the molecular level).