Sentence examples for strong attribution from inspiring English sources

This suggests that higher prevalence of chronic diseases, rather than low HL among minorities, may be a strong attribution or mediator [ 1].

This is despite the strong attribution link to temperature based on solid mechanistic understanding of the role that warming plays in coral bleaching events, the success of satellite prediction programmes based on temperature and the palaeontological evidence.

The strong attribution of mental illness to brain disorders does however appear contradictory considered alongside the equally strong spiritual attributions given by participants for mental illness (such as spirit possession and mental illness being a punishment from god).

The Washington Post reports that temperature-related events allow for the strongest attribution statement since the "chain of causality from global warming to the event is shortest and simplest".

The explorative regression analysis showed a trend that patients with more fatigue, higher psychological distress and stronger somatic attributions at pretreatment were more fatigued at the follow-up assessment.

But he was on strong ground: the attribution for once goes beyond the sort of spot-the-difference guessing game that accounts for a lot of art-historical research.

These results show that the strong shifts in attribution shown in Experiment 1 cannot have occurred due to demand to inversely rate biological and psychological causes.

The results showed a strong self-protective attribution bias that was not related to tourist gender, cultural background or severity of the negative tourist incidents.

Research has demonstrated a strong link between attributions and EE in families of patients with psychiatric disorders.

Although much of the existing evidence base comes from non-randomized evaluations (which may be affected by confounders), many of these studies make a strong case for the attribution of effects to their campaigns by showing that higher exposure is associated with incrementally higher impact on outcomes (dose-response effect).

Two factors in particular appeared to have a strong effect on attitudes correct attribution of the error and how the HCP reacted to the family member's involvement.