Sentence examples for normally attributed to from inspiring English sources

It's normally attributed to Tony Benn.

All of which suggests a level of sophistication not normally attributed to our Mesolithic ancestors.

5. Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson Stevenson's classic tale follows a model set around 2800 years ago by The Odyssey, a Greek epic poem normally attributed to Homer.

Dr. Pilley and Dr. Reid conclude that their experiments "provide clear evidence that Chaser acquired referential understanding of nouns, an ability normally attributed to children".

Unfortunately, the Compton Verney exhibition includes only one of Cassatt's own paintings - Portrait of a Woman in Black Seated in an Armchair - when in fact she was a prolific painter of women, largely in the intimate settings in which their lives were lived, but also engaged in activities normally attributed to men.

The MI effect is normally attributed to a combination of skin effect and high sensitivity of transverse permeability to the external applied field.

Dr. Evans:      Again the information that we currently have is there were no deaths on the farm associated on the pig side and about 10% of the pigs showed some indications of what we would normally attribute to flu-like symptoms.

And sign language, Corballis says, contains the same properties syntax and semantics—as its spoken equivalent: "All of the characteristics we normally attribute to language are true of sign language.

I would certainly find it very useful, very easily you get them to talk about their emotions, which they would normally attribute to the patient... that I thought, was excellent.

In infants and the cognitively impaired, the disease has normally been attributed to over-stimulation and under-stimulation from parents and caregivers, causing the individual to seek self-gratification and self-stimulus due to the lack or abundance of external stimuli.

Even though RTT has normally been attributed to neuronal MeCP2 deficiency (Luikenhuis et al., 2004), several studies have begun to implicate non-neural cells in the development of the disease (Maezawa & Jin, 2010; Ballas et al., 2009; Maezawa et al., 2009; Table 1).