Sentence examples for probably ascribed from inspiring English sources

Former colleagues from the Human Rights Division of the Ministry of Justice (where he was head of the domestic human rights unit) recalled Paul's succinct formula for entitlement to rights in the UK: "Being human and being here", which appeared in one of the many speeches he drafted for ministers, and was probably ascribed to a minister, as Zimmermann would have wished, professionally.

The difference between P1 and P2 was probably ascribed to the different ash contents in the two cokes.

Further study revealed that this effect could be probably ascribed to some activated species adsorbed in the carbon deposits.

Excellent electrochemical properties were probably ascribed to the synergistic effect of NiO microflowers and graphene layers, as a result of smart structure design by a freeze-drying route.

The superior electrochemical properties of nanocomposites were probably ascribed to their unique 3D architecture and the synergistic effects of two active materials.

This last shows a progressive increase of the water absorption to be probably ascribed to the alteration of the coating (Fig. 10).

This new solipsism can, probably, be ascribed to Pecknold supporting Joanna Newsom on her spring tour of the US last year.

The full results are due later this month, and the company is giving no more details yet, but most of the shortfall can probably be ascribed to temporary factors.

Our observations can probably be ascribed to direct effects that enable the induction of direct SSB.

Such behavior can probably be ascribed to the time needed to saturate the Pd surface by molecular oxygen [9].

This phenomenon can probably be ascribed to the increase of pore pressure around the source depth of 222Rn in shallow soil caused by frequently induced strain.