Sentence examples for try to attribute from inspiring English sources

ie try to attribute bad performance to smaller sites with a smaller at risk fee.

Judith A. Rizzo, deputy chancellor for instruction of New York City schools, disputed the findings of the audit, saying that it was not appropriate to try to attribute gains in student test scores to any one factor, like a school improvement program.

The obtained distance is characteristic of the crystalline form II. Thus, if we try to attribute the crystals to the form II, we should take into account that the form II crystal has a tilt angle γ = 68° between the b axis and the thiophene planes [42], from where one can calculate the short interplanar distances to be 0.417 and 0.445 nm, respectively.

If some random pro-Hillary internet trolls criticize me for this piece, rest assured that I will not try to attribute blame to Hillary Clinton, or to her campaign.

I don't know that I would say I stand by that comment, because you're then going to try to attribute that to the negative aspects, to the stereotype of a conservative Republican -- 'he must be racist.' Well, I'm not.

With the help of the data mining tools listed below, we try to attribute a function to each of these genes and group them into classes according to EcoCyc's system [ 12].

Yet California businesses are trying to attribute higher rates to recent benefit increases for injured workers.

Some have tried to attribute these changes to astronomical cycles, others to ocean cycles, others to 'stadium waves'.

The defense had tried to attribute the killings to Narcy Novack's daughter, whose sons will now inherit the estate.

"The whole Guantánamo issue that came up … all of the abuses that they did in Guantánamo they tried to attribute to me and Bruce, Mitchelll said.

In the journal Nature Climate Change, Dr. Parmesan and her colleagues argue that trying to attribute specific biological changes to global warming is the wrong way to go.