Sentence examples for of being ascribed from inspiring English sources

Thus, during their apprenticeship young women anticipate gendered division of labor and a subordinate position of female professionals (Acker 1990, p. 146) based on their experience of being ascribed to the 'wrong sex', the 'weak sex', or the 'archetypal sex'.

Risk of fractures increases with age [4] [6]; largest cost of osteoporosis being ascribed to hip fractures [7].

The success of Joe Isuzu is being ascribed to the growth of "cynicism" in the TV audience.

Finally, what sort of motion is being ascribed to souls?

In 1H NMR spectra of naphtha fraction, the chemical shift in range of 0.5 1.0 is ascribed to hydrogen atom of methyl group, while the δ in range of 1.0 3.5 is ascribed to hydrogen atom of methylene group and methenyl group.

The signals of other two sets of markers were ascribed to some specific atractylosides and particular melanoidins.

Alterations of frequency and amplitude of mEPSCs are ascribed to presynaptic and postsynaptic action, respectively [ 21].

The pro-survival mechanism of HAMC is ascribed to the interaction of the CD44 receptor with HA.

The improved thermoresponsive properties of hydrogels are ascribed to the formation of the comb-like architectures in the copolymer networks.

The wanderings of Leto were ascribed to the jealousy of Zeus's wife, Hera, who was enraged at Leto's bearing Zeus's children.

Government agencies and NGOs in the south seem understandably frustrated that programme failure or lack of impact is ascribed to their lack of capacity.