Sentence examples for yet attributed from inspiring English sources

Significant others demonstrated a typical normalizing attributional style for their own symptom experience, yet attributed patient symptoms to physical abnormalities most often, in line with patient beliefs (Butler et al., 2001).

Dyn said it has not yet attributed the attack to any group or country, and that the DDoS traffic has been coming from tens of millions of discrete IP addresses around the globe.

However, we have not yet attributed functions to the other receptors, and this remains an active area of study.

Thus one can speculate that a secretory machinery not yet attributed to H. pylori, or entirely novel ones, might be involved which require export signals of an unknown nature.

An alternative means of caspase-3 inhibition recently identified in long-term E. coli infection of immune cells, although not yet attributed to a specific effector or pathway, was S-nitrosylation (Dunne et al., 2013).

Better yet, attribute it to your wife.

Part of this is a function of the dearth of glamour names on the roster, yet attributing his status solely to that would sell him short.

Yet attributing knowledge to animals is certainly in accord with our ordinary practice of using the word 'knowledge'knowledge

Yet, attributes of the bicycle riding experience and riding differences between adults and children and males and females are not well documented.

Yet Vonage attributed much of the improvement to the company's decision to extend the grace period for nonpayment of bills.

Here's an example of a ludicrously wrong forecast that didn't touch the fundamentals: in 1929 the great American economist Irving Fisher famously declared that stocks had reached a permanently high plateau; worse yet, he attributed this rosy future to the productivity gains resulting from Prohibition.