Sentence examples for which attributes that from inspiring English sources

I recall a television adaptation of Stephen King's It that played with our deep-seated terror of clowns, and I often confuse it with Killer Klowns from Outer Space, a film which attributes that terror to the fact that clowns are aliens who long ago invaded and brutalised our planet.

It was found that the composite properties changed considerably with moisture content, which attributed that water molecules had a great effect on the hydrogen bonding between the two polymers.

With previous research yet to identify emulsion designs which promote attributes that act as satiety-relevant sensory cues within emulsion based foods, this paper investigates the effect of oil droplet size (d4,3: 0.2–50 μm) and flavour type (Vanilla, Cream and No flavour) on sensory perception, hedonics and expected food intake behaviour.

Here we introduce a method of scoring urban habitats at a fine scale, which measures habitat attributes that act as biodiversity indicators common to both social and ecological fields.

For a graphene resonator operating in harmonic oscillation, an in-plane tension increases the resonant frequency of a graphene resonator, which attributes to the fact that an in-plane tension stiffens the system.

And it would predict that (5), which attributes seemingly consistent beliefs to Fred, attributes to him beliefs that no minimally rational agent could possibly entertain (simultaneously) — namely, the beliefs that x was Roman and the belief that one and the very same x was not Roman.

Historically, TUNEL assay has been used to probe apoptosis based on its detection of nicked DNA, which attributes to the current paradigm that RPE and photoreceptor die from apoptosis in AMD.

Timothy Mulcahy, vice president for research at the University of Minnesota, where Dr. Verfaillie had led the stem cell institute, said an inquiry panel was set up after Dr. Verfaillie asked the university to look into the issue of the duplicated graphs, which she attributed that to a mix-up when preparing two papers for publication at the same time.

Recent debates have revolved around a longstanding question: which of the abilities and attributes that scientists have long considered the realm of just animals, like sensing, learning and memory, can sensibly be transferred to plants?

Rather, there is a need for further knowledge of what end-users experience as the relationship between NQR and quality improvement and which attributes of that relationship contribute to establishing and maintaining quality improvement.

Newman also considered that an infallible teaching office lay in the origins and logic of a developmental Christianity indeed with a Roman focus, although he questioned the "opportunity" of its dogmatization in 1869 70, which in substance attributed that function to the pope without a general council.