Sentence examples for then ascribe from inspiring English sources

We will then ascribe knowledge liberally.

Those passages will sometimes bring in new views; we then ascribe those views to Speusippus, and go looking for passages in which those views seem to be alluded to.

Given the difference in the codon usage in the ribosomal genes and the codon usage in the genome as a whole, we could then ascribe each gene a CAI score.

These are then ascribed to unknown material properties or newly discovered physical effects.

The improved selectivity of both ethylene and propylene was then ascribed to the decreased diffusion resistance caused by the presence of secondary porosity, comparing with traditional ZSM-5.

When assessing a Class 2 property, he said, the city basically determines the annual operating income generated by a particular building ($100,000, for example) and then ascribes a "projected" rate of return for the building's owners (10percentt, say).

But viewers assumed that, when Yvette Fielding, Acorah and their ghost-bothering gaggle heard a bump in the night, it was genuine – even if it was then ascribed paranormal origins by both the show's presenters and its viewership of gullible idiots.

For a man so allegedly beloved by his people as Vladimir Putin believes himself to be — he cried at his victory rally in March, which he then ascribed to the wind — it was a strange sight to see his black cortege speed through the deserted streets of Moscow on the way to his third Presidential inauguration.

It then ascribes a price and offers you the chance for instant cash back or store credit.

They then ascribed a mean cost per KC episode before reporting an aggregate cost, for their jurisdiction of interest.

In the B version, the definite description has wide scope, in effect "picking out" an individual and then ascribing to George IV a belief about that individual.