Sentence examples for reliably ascribed from inspiring English sources

A considerable fraction of the complex repeats could not be reliably ascribed to any known family (Additional file 1: Table S3 and Table S4).

The clone blAANATδζ was designated this way because it could not be reliably ascribed to either the δ or ζ gene based on similarity to the B. floridae counterparts.

Since the yields match the extraction order and extractions were not performed in the reverse sequential order, or with each solvent only, it is not possible to reliably ascribe each yield as representing the proportion of polar or non-polar components in the pollen, as compounds may be differentially soluble in more than one solvent.

Results obtained with stem cell lines can reliably be ascribed to the stem cell population under scrutiny.

i. Internal Validity is the extent to which the intervention can reliably be ascribed to have affected the change ii.

It is clear from our study that CIN occurs infrequently compared to other renal insults in the critically ill and loss of GFR after RCM administration, when it occurs, cannot reliably be ascribed to RCM exposure.

Non-compliance was ascribed to gastro-intestinal side-effects in half, and may have been more reliably reported than in our study due to an absence of recall bias, although questionnaires were only completed by around 40% of the sample population [ 19].

He interpreted, using speeches, and ascribed motives.

Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.

Some 34,814 are ascribed to murder.