Sentence examples for likely to be ascribed from inspiring English sources

In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

By Reeves Wiedeman Mike Tyson In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

Much of the center-right success was likely to be ascribed, though, to Mr. Raffarin's low-key and deliberately diffident style of politics compared with what had been depicted as an aloof political elite.

Whereas the secondary structure of the α-helix bundle is well preserved, the region of the intracellular loops exhibits a significant flexibility likely to be ascribed to the absence of G-protein subunits in the model.

This abnormal behavior is therefore likely to be ascribed to a rather high content of acidic residues, as already been observed in the case of the intrinsically disordered MeV PNT [18] and NTAIL domains [6], [19], and, more generally, in other IDPs [46].

One main reason for the partial effect of cardiac mesoangioblasts in this model is likely to be ascribed to the limited homing of these cells to the heart.

From the juvenile justice system through adult prisons, Mr. Head writes, "behavior that might indicate a mental disorder is more likely, for blacks, to be ascribed to acting out".

No supernatural agency needs to be ascribed.

Although some code shifting may have occurred, as the primary witness to the act in non-fatal events is still alive, the intention behind the act in hospital admissions is perhaps more likely to be accurately ascribed than with the death data.

A B12 deficiency can creep up without warning and cause a host of confusing symptoms that are likely to be misdiagnosed or ascribed to aging.

Therefore, most if not all these transcripts identified at 2 hpf most likely should be ascribed to the sperm cell.