Sentence examples for value has been attributed from inspiring English sources

So no value has been attributed in this analysis.

The outstanding importance of the collateralization ratio is not surprising since it is mainly determined by collateral in the form of real estate, to which a high fundamental value has been attributed.

The attacks – those targeting civilians, businesses, the media and government officials without any wartime strategic value – have been attributed to the Donetsk and Luhansk people's republics.

These high TEC values have been attributed to the solar EUV ionization coupled with the upward vertical ExB drift.

Those lower values had been attributed to possible water piping.

The low bootstrap values have been attributed to very frequent intercrossing among the taxa analysed (Barkley et al. 2006; Chao et al. 2007; Chapuis et al. 2008).

In chronic hepatitis C 18%% of the discordant results between liver biopsy results and FT values have been attributed to liver biopsy failures (mostly because of small sample size) and 2% only to FT [ 27].

The HVSR peaks arrangement at both stations is likely related with the spectral content of the maximum recorded horizontal acceleration reaching ~0.8 g at CHV, a value that has been attributed to near-field effects by Theodoulidis et al. [46].

The greatest medicinal value, however, has been attributed to its fruit [ 4] and the unripe fruit is said to be an excellent remedy for diarrhoea and is especially useful in chronic diarrhoeas [ 4- 6].

The ability of dopamine neurons to enter into and recover from depolarization block may be physiologically significant because bursts terminating in depolarization block have been observed in vivo in rats chronically treated with an antipsychotic [21], and the therapeutic value of antipsychotics has been attributed to their ability to induce depolarization block in dopamine neurons [62].

The therapeutic value of herbal medicines has been attributed to the synergistic effects of a variety of active components; however, most of these active constituents possess insoluble character leading to lower bioavailability and increased systemic clearance [ 4].