Sentence examples for which were ascribed from inspiring English sources

After the first few cases, which were ascribed to overdoses and then re-examined in light of new evidence, the pattern became clear.

In an interview here, he said his investigation of the bombings, which were ascribed to separatists in Chechnya and touched off a full-scale invasion of that rebellious republic, was the reason Nikolai Patrushev, Russia's intelligence chief, accused him last week of providing financial support to Chechen "terrorists".

Non-single exponential intensity decays were observed by TRPL, which were ascribed to the In fluctuation in the InGaN alloy.

The 1D NMR spectra demonstrated twelve carbons, which were ascribed to two methyls, four methylenes, four methines and two quaternary carbons (Table 1).

Something similar to the Sextian version of the practice is found in lines 40 44 of the Golden Verses, a pseudepigraphical treatise consisting of 71 Greek hexameter verses, which were ascribed to Pythagoras or the Pythagoreans.

The peaks depicted in Fig. 4f at about 161.6 eV and 162.7 eV could be attributed to S 2p3/2 and S 2p1/2, which were ascribed to the hybrid chemical bond species of S2− and Cd−S [24, 34].

Rosberg experienced a blowout in Friday practice, which was ascribed by Pirelli to the tyre having been cut externally on the track.

Metrics (chandoviciti), the earliest work in which is ascribed to Piṅgala, describe metrical patterns, a knowledge of which is necessary for the proper understanding of the Vedic mantras.

The miniature sculpture, which was ascribed to Syria and dates from the early first millennium B.C., caused a mild stir that sent it climbing to €1,250 — still peanuts.

The miniature, which is ascribed by Bonhams to the "circle of [painter] Charles Hayter" is set to be auctioned by Bonhams next month, and is expected to raise between £10,000 and £15,000.

The mechanism of property variation is clarified, which is ascribed to selective coordination of N3−.