Sentence examples for theory attributed from inspiring English sources

Another group of scholars suggested that the bones were of modern people who were very small through natural causes, and a bizarre variation of this theory attributed the small size to one or other pathology.

The theory attributed the behaviour of gases to the motions and elastic collisions of a large number of molecules.

Here we'll discuss three versions: St. Anselm's debt-cancellation theory, the penal substitution theory defended by John Calvin and many others in the reformed tradition, and the penitential substitution theory, attributed to Thomas Aquinas and defended most recently by Eleonore Stump and Richard Swinburne.

There's a theory attributed to Stephen King (who used to write about the books for Entertainment Weekly), but may have just come from Tumblr, that the seven books are J.K. Rowling's Horcruxes and that she put "a part of her soul in every book and now her books will live forever".

This theory attributed myocardial dysfunction that occurs in patients in shock as an important cause of subsequent MOF.

According to attribution theory, attributing positive and negative events to effort or ability leads to different consequences, because effort and ability differ in terms of controllability and stability.

One theory attributes this to a collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.

One widely discussed theory attributes this to the shrinking of the Greenland ice sheet.

Some stockbrokers are scornful of the theory, attributing the initially disappointing results to the government's hectic time-table, and to profit-taking.

Quantum theory attributes wavelike character to matter, a behaviour that is detectable only when matter is examined on the scale of atoms and electrons.

The most recent and most likely theory attributes the line to Durante's stable of comedy writers, who heard John Charles Thomas, a singer, close his radio program with "Good night, Mother," and wanted something similar for their show.