Sentence examples for same attribution from inspiring English sources

Many of the same attribution problems that apply to Rembrandt's paintings continue to challenge scholars studying his drawings.

Those whose attitude toward usage of radiographic imaging was inconsistent with current evidence/guidelines had an odds ratio of 6.10 for being attributed to the unorthodox group, and those with a negative attitude towards vaccination had an odds ratio of 1.55 for the same attribution.

To explain the behavior of such a system we would need to use the same attributions needed to explain the behavior of a normal Chinese speaker.

Error theorists treat this projection as much the same as the attribution of agency to clouds or trees by some primitive culture: a predictable false belief.

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This study is in continuity with our previous work; thus, here, we use the same clade and lineage attributions.

Corticospinal excitability was significantly increased when subjects attributed an observed action to another person whereas attribution of the same action to self suppressed excitability [18].

Worse yet, the common model of digital attribution compounds the same tension.

On such a conception, the claim that experiences are had by the same subject would involve their attribution to the same extra-phenomenal substrate or bearer of experiences, one that can be individuated independently of what is to be found in experience, and thus independently of the notion of a unified field of conscious contents.

In this vein, research has demonstrated that women make internal embodied attributions for negative emotions experienced premenstrually, whereas they make external attributions for the same emotions at other times in the cycle [ 23, 24].

The incongruence of different attributions within the same physical place by different stakeholders indicates a gap in the perception of disaster vulnerability (Fig. 3).