Sentence examples for problems can be ascribed from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the philosophical question of whether objects in Bongard problems can be ascribed an a priori, metaphysical, existence the ontological question of whether objects, and their boundaries, come pre-defined, independently of any understanding or context.

We think that some of the problems can be ascribed to Japanese cultural characteristics, as discussed below.

Abundance declines can be ascribed to problems such as climate change, degradation of freshwater stream habitats, exploitation, water quality problems, dam construction and influences from the aquaculture industry.

It also makes an applied contribution by providing a more realistic basis for identifying whether high market prices can be ascribed to problems of market structure or exercise of market power.

Specifically, the state without any problems (i.e. the best health state) can be ascribed a value of 1 as a natural anchor at the top of the scale.

The complaints usually can be ascribed to perceptual and postural problems.

Terrible diets, trouble at home: not all of this can be ascribed to poverty, of course.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

Consequently the main contribution to the performance improvement provided by our method can be ascribed to the fact that it takes into account the problem of the occlusions of the persons by means of points density.

Well, never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to ignorance, so I'm going to optimistically argue that the basic problem is that most journalists simply don't have a clue when it comes to science and engineering.

So her popularity can be ascribed to her gifts as a good listener.