Sentence examples for was then attributed from inspiring English sources
Every above-average catch by the little guys was then attributed to superstition.
Each datazone within the study areas was then attributed to a population weighted decile.
Continuing postoperative pyrexia was then attributed to infection of a hepatic subcapsular hematoma, but was refractory to co-amoxiclav and metronidazole, and subsequently to vancomycin and piperacillin-tazobactam, given to broaden coverage against possible infection with hospital-acquired pathogens.
In total, £650 million of research infrastructure spending was then attributed to each of the four conditions assuming that the proportion of research infrastructure spending attributable to a specific condition would be the same as the proportion of research grant funding for that same condition.
The reduced specific hemolytic activity of r- Ec-CyaA was then attributed to the modification by mainly the unsaturated palmitoleic (cisΔ9 C16:1) fatty-acyl groups when produced in E. coli, while exclusively saturated C16:0 palmityl residues were found attached to Bp-CyaA in B. pertussis (Havlicek et al., 2001).
(Both portraits were then attributed to the court painter Lucas Horenbout; Strong disagreed that the sitters were a couple, and attributed the male portrait to Hans Holbein).
That residual is then attributed mainly to changes in technology.The effects of changes in technology and changes in trade are hard to unravel.
They were asked to think only about the quality of the player and their contribution, not about filling a team-sheet Points were then attributed to each judge's choices on the following basis: 50pts for their No1 choice, 49pts for their No2 choice, and so on down to 1pt for their No50 choice The scores from each judge were then collated to give a final, definitive Guardian list.
According to these data, the optical property changes are then attributed to the gem-material surface modification.
The roads are then attributed with an index based on which the critical ones are flagged [1, 32, 33].
This responsibility is then attributed to an agent or, metaphorically, to the other event or state of affairs in question (e.g. outbreak of war, high unemployment).
