The painting is characterized by a stirring history of attributions; it has been alternately linked to the seventeenth-century Antwerp masters Adam van Noort, Peter Paul Rubens, Gaspar de Crayer and Anthony van Dyck [8].
We then compiled information from those data sources identified and developed attribution scenarios of how research impacts could be linked to the identified grant funding.
Furthermore, since it is based on self-reference as the attribution of personal relevance to environment (and bodily stimuli), our self may also be intrinsically linked to the environment thus being embedded and social.
Postpartum distress and depression in the mother are linked to negative affect and attributions and have been found to influence the degree to which the infant's behavioral characteristics are experienced as demanding and stressful [ 7, 26, 27].
Distinguishable nonproprietary names may also improve attribution in claims data linked to EHRs, even in the event that reimbursement codes are shared or aggregated via DRGs.
Thus, in relation to negative events, the most blaming causal attributions are linked to criticism and hostility (Barrowclough & Hooley, 2003).
In summary, in the next generation EHRs, contextual information should be linked to specific clinical and patient goals, include temporal attributes, and have identified source attribution.
3. Social attribution ability was not linked to executive function in typically developing children.
Adoptive mothers' appraisals were linked to hostile parenting, after accounting for characteristics of the child that may influence her appraisals and attributions.
The right is closely linked to passing off, defamation and other non-statutory causes of action, which may be used to supplement a claim for infringing the right to object to false attribution.
