Sentence examples for merely attributed to from inspiring English sources

Out of three portraits which have always been considered Bronzinos, two are now merely attributed to him.

The best, an "Annunciation," merely "attributed to" the 17th-century Gérard Seghers, sold at the low estimate, for €7,435 — "attributed to" is a conventional phrase signaling that authorship is open to question.

In 2007, Floyd was ejected from a game for a comment he claimed was merely attributed to him.

In summary, for the learning system it becomes hard to know whether these examples represent an actual sub-concept or are merely attributed to noise [37].

Hence, in this study, the changes that might occur in the performance of different cases obtained from the simulation are merely attributed to the different solvent composition.

For example, it appears that infants' preference for singing over speech [26] cannot be merely attributed to the presence of the musical dimension [27] and may reflect a specific proclivity for singing-based mother-infant interactions.

Wolfe-Simon also refutes that idea that the team's discovery could merely be attributed to dirty slides, as some had suggested.

Can it merely be attributed to the Women's World Cup Final falling during the summer lull of sports television scheduling?

However, synaptic access of endogenous voltage-gated ion channels has so far merely been attributed to relatively slow intracellular transport mechanisms [2].

As acrolein heightened IL-8 release, yet still caused loss of cell viability, this finding at least suggests that the reduced IL-8 release after nicotine treatment cannot merely be attributed to loss of cell viability.

Here the claim is that there is more than one correct method of translating sentences where the two translations of a given sentence differ not merely in the meanings attributed to the sub-sentential parts of speech but also in the net import of the whole sentence.