Sentence examples for was first ascribed from inspiring English sources

Although this is the second half of one of Wilde's most famous epigrams, it actually was first ascribed to Samuel Johnson more than a century before, as recorded by James Boswell in his "Life of Johnson".

The threshold switching was first ascribed to the thermal breakdown effect in the amorphous film [83], whereas later, more evidence revealed that threshold switching was mainly dominated by electronic mechanism [84, 85].

Still, the evidence of literary works at least indicates that fairy tales have existed for thousands of years, although not perhaps recognized as a genre; the name "fairy tale" was first ascribed to them by Madame d'Aulnoy in the late 17th century.

The lipid signal was first ascribed to neutral lipids, mainly triglycerides, arranged in microdomains (25 28 nm in diameter) embedded within the phospholipid bilayer (Mountford and Wright, 1988).

It is already known that the sequence paclitaxel cisplatin induces less profound neutropenia than the alternate sequence, which was first ascribed to lower paclitaxel clearance rates after cisplatin administration (Rowinsky et al, 1991).

The increase of surface area in KOH activation of CNF is first ascribed to local broadening of graphene interstices or local burn-off of graphenes, which limit the surface area increase of CNF with the fiber structure maintained.

Due to comparable settings and demands for NF and the control training, superiority of NF was first and foremost ascribed to specific factors.

Not only is this a novel function not previously ascribed to any of these genes, but it is the first ascribed gene function for SlCRF3, 4, and 5.

A tradition that was first recorded in the 13th century ascribes to him the authorship of the Povest vremennykh let ("Tale of Bygone Years"; The Russian Primary Chronicle), the most important historical work of early medieval Rus.

These discrepancies were resolved by the discovery of IL-23, after which it was determined that abnormalities first ascribed to Th1 cells were instead engendered by Th17 cells, named after their IL-17 cytokine signature [ 11, 26- 29].

Two component signal transduction systems (TCS) in plants were first described in 1996 and rapidly ascribed to the signalling of a number of external outputs, including phosphate and nitrogen availability [ 1, 2] and stress [ 3], usually through hormonal compounds [ 4- 6].