Sentence examples for never be attributed from inspiring English sources
This means that in an obese patient with clinical symptoms of ACS an increased IAP should never be attributed to obesity only.
George Chryssides (1975) argues that a miracle, conceived as a violation of a scientific law, could never be attributed to any agent, divine or otherwise, since the assignment of agency implies predictability.
Whining and self-pity are two traits that will never be attributed to Lincoln.
Although improvements in test scores can never be attributed directly to any one thing, the results at Byron have been impressive.
Using a 4.5° cut-off means that the reported location of an object could never be attributed ('swapped') to more than one object since the reported location could never be within 4.5° of two original locations.
If this is the case, and if the level of activation in these systems depends on general task demands, then it follows that activation can never be attributed with certainty to specific linguistic processes when this activation has resulted from a contrast in which general task demands differ.
"Some people have bad ones and have to take medication but we've never had an incident where it's really had an impact on performance levels – or at least it's never been attributed to that.
The different motivation profiles of students mentioned below have been actually found in studies in medical education [ 1- 9], though these examples have never been attributed to motivational profiles before.
The register holds patients who have experienced symptoms or attacks because of their porphyria (designated active) as well as patients with latent porphyria who have never had symptoms that could be attributed to porphyria (mostly relatives of patients predictively examined by DNA sequence analysis).
Despite Cosby's invective, it was never clear where that frustration should be attributed.
As the tumour cells were never directly exposed to temsirolimus, all anti-tumour effects could be attributed to immunostimulation.
