Sentence examples for paper attributes from inspiring English sources

A recent IMF paper attributes 0.5 to 1.25 percentage points of America's unemployment rate to this factor.

Over all, the change was tremendously beneficial to the economy — the paper attributes as much as 20 percent of increased productivity over the past half century to greater equality and "the resulting improved allocation of talent".

This paper attributes this observation to the promotion of energy conservation in big-city regions.

Although this paper attributes variations in the record of explosive volcanism largely to under-recording, we recognise at the outset that interpretations are confounded by the possibility of non-stationarity in rates of volcanism.

The JAMA paper attributes much of the disparity to higher rates of smoking and obesity, and lower rates of exercise, among poorer Americans.

The Met rectifies the oversight with its encyclopedic exhibition "The Drawings of Bronzino," which rounds up nearly all of the sixty-one works on paper attributed to the court painter of Duke Cosimo I de' Medici.

After a chase of about a half mile, a policeman found and arrested one of the thieves "near the windmill," and the paper attributed the crime to a group of "dirt cartmen and laborers, living in the outskirts of the city".

A paper attributed to the aircraft-maker Boeing shows that employees who retire at 55 live to, on average, 83.

Authors of the commented paper attributed the change in wettability to the partial deoxidation of CuO into Cu2O on the surface during storage in atmosphere.

To a number of such problems the authors of the paper attribute a creation of adequate EVA equipment intended, first, for assembly of interplanetary spacecraft on the Earth orbit, performance of maintenance operations and scientific researches on the external surface of spacecraft during interplanetary flight and, secondly, for work on the Mars surface.

Mike Pence is condemning The New York Times' anti-Donald Trump op-ed, which the paper attributed to "a senior official in the Trump administration".