Thus, the attribution of Deuteronomy to Moses tends to place Israel in an advanced stage of its history when kings and a centralized cult were contemporary concerns under the requirements of renewed ancient traditions.
Thus, causal attribution of the illness can be modified in different ways, including social influences (e.g., media campaigns) and educational, psychosocial, and self-management interventions.
Thus, the attribution between the polar vortex disturbance and the behaviour of the short-term ozone fluctuations above Bern is easier in this year compared to other years.
Although the equation above itself is non-linear, the resistance of the device linearly changes with the applied voltage v t), thus the attribution of linearity to the model.
In 1832, German zoologist Friedrich Siegmund Voigt translated Cuvier's description under the name Scyllium edwardsii, thus receiving attribution for the species.
Thus, the attribution of cocaine-induced enhancement of reward pursuit to increased sensitivity turns out to be based largely on an illusion that stems from viewing the data in a space with too few dimensions.
Thus, productive attribution in this article means ascribing the cause of success or failure to effort and strategy use.
Also the risk of childhood and sexually acquired infections was not accounted for in this study thus making attribution of excess risk to occupational exposure a bit challenging.
Thus, the attribution of a genetic basis for racial differences in cotinine should be made cautiously, because race is at best a crude marker for genetic variation (Cooper 2003; Cooper et al. 2003).
Compared with the more commonly used summary measures such as the time to first confirmed disability progression analysis, which we have also presented herein, an AUC analysis arguably permits better estimation of a patient's total study duration experience 29 with respect to disability progression and thus superior attribution of any differences observed between treatment groups.
