Sentence examples for might not attribute from inspiring English sources

For while each knows the game and that she is rational, she might not attribute like knowledge to the other agent.

But it is also possible that local health care providers in Asia, perceiving ketum as a safe traditional herbal drink, might not attribute some of the medical problems reported by users to ketum use; this factor may indeed contribute to the underreporting of adverse effects among ketum users in Southeast Asia.

Therefore, the food habit transition of grass carp might be not attributed to intestinal cellulose-decomposing bacteria, but rather due to high feeding rates.

Since wild-type Arabidopsis lines homozygously expressing GAA showed no abnormalities in their seed sets (data not shown), the +/gcs1GAA phenotypes might not be attributed to neofunctionalization by GAA products.

An in situ hybridization study of clock genes and mouse Period1::luciferase (mPer1::luc) real-time monitoring analysis in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) suggested that arrhythmicity in this variant might not be attributed to core circadian mechanisms in the SCN neurons.

Consequently, the origin of IL6 in serum of patients with Ewing sarcoma might not be attributed to the ES cells themselves in all instances.

Pondering on these findings it could be hypothesised that the low disease activity in these patients might not be attributed to infliximab.

That means, this similarity across species might not be attributed to linguistic background, given that zebra finches obviously lack comparable experience with the Dutch language.

In young children the clinical presentations of influenza-related illness can consist of pneumonia, croup, bronchitis and sepsis, and these conditions might not be attributed to influenza if laboratory-confirmed data are not available [ 15].

Therefore, any acute pancreatitis among antidopaminergic-treated patients might not be attributed to the antidopaminergic pharmacotherapy per se but instead to the classical risk factors of acute pancreatitis such as excessive alcohol intake, gallstones and obesity.

As there is no control group or a specific control condition we are of course aware that the changes observed here might not be attributed to the music therapy applied.