Sentence examples for then attributed to the from inspiring English sources

(Both portraits were then attributed to the court painter Lucas Horenbout; Strong disagreed that the sitters were a couple, and attributed the male portrait to Hans Holbein).

"The cloth of purple interwoven with gold-thread in which the bones were wrapped at that time confirms the highest dignity then attributed to the remains," she said.

According to these data, the optical property changes are then attributed to the gem-material surface modification.

The higher concentration of radicals in PP than in HDPE (τ ∼ 8 h) is then attributed to the oxidised radicals while highly stable radicals (zero order mechanism) are consistent with a low density material.

The prevention of SCI-induced IκB-α degradation observed in mice treated with S14 and VP 1.15 should be then attributed to the increase on cAMP.

Functional categories were then attributed to the gene set (transgenic or tumor) achieving the highest significance of enrichment and ranked by the difference of log10-P-values in order to guide towards cellular functions most strongly affected by disease progression.

It then attributes to the soul the function of "caring for things, ruling and deliberating (and all the things of this kind)", and adds that living is also part of the function of soul (353d).

In total, £650 million of research infrastructure spending was then attributed to each of the four conditions assuming that the proportion of research infrastructure spending attributable to a specific condition would be the same as the proportion of research grant funding for that same condition.

When Musée du Louvre was converted to an art gallery during the French Revolution, Gerard David's Marriage at Cana – then attributed to van Eyck – was the only piece of Netherlandish art on display there.

The adjustment for binomial sampling variance may not fully account for the variance arising from sampling, leaving variance that is then attributed to pool-construction in the Type C comparisons.

This responsibility is then attributed to an agent or, metaphorically, to the other event or state of affairs in question (e.g. outbreak of war, high unemployment).