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No one knows who wrote that play, but it is often ascribed to me.

The trend is often ascribed to debt, drought and the ready availability of pesticides that serve as poison.

Poet Tao Yuanming is famous for his love of chrysanthemum and his act of picking chrysanthemum has usually been ascribed to his love of it.

Clearly, many of China's weaknesses can be ascribed to its stage of development. Yet there is no iron law that it will reach the next stage.

No reactions, in fact, were encountered or heard of in Korea that might have been ascribed to so-called dangerous universal donors.

One of the significant contributing factors of different immune responses can be ascribed to the genetic polymorphisms of cytokine genes.

This song is often ascribed to Bach.

And this peculiarity should be ascribed to nothing but the emotion involved in the work.

Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the extra value ascribed to a company by virtue of its brand and reputation.

The intrinsic randomness commonly ascribed to quantum mechanics is the result of this postulate.

No one knows who wrote that play, but it is usually ascribed to Cyril Tourneur.

The conductivity imparted to the air can be ascribed to ionization produced by the rays emitted by the uranium compounds.

Its obscurity, I discovered, can be ascribed to a rare case of pasty modesty.

Some haozi of the Han people, which have exchanges between a lead singer and a chorus, can also be ascribed to this category.

Pundits are at a loss to explain football's shifting fortunes, but much of it can be ascribed to just one factor -- last summer's World Cup.

Regarding the building ascribed to the consolidated town as a melted part of the urban fabric.

The better performance should be ascribed to the design of supplying supercooled fog and the improvement of ice crystals collecting method.

This play is usually ascribed to Shakespeare.

First, the subject of the sentence, 'Socrates', and second a property ascribed to the subject, namely 'being wise'.

An "engineering mindset, " often ascribed to developers by managers, is an interesting prism through which to assess architects.

The answer depends, among other things, on the cost of alternative disposal methods and the value ascribed to the environmental benefits.

We find that the effect of beauty on academic performance cannot be ascribed to pure professor discrimination.

paradoxically , africa ' s food problems are often ascribed to an overemphasis on nonfood drops.

A lost work work (cited in a distinguished art collection) entitled "Jupiter, Venus and Mercury" was ascribed to Vermeer.

In general relativity , the effects of gravitation are ascribed to spacetime curvature instead of a force.

Torrential rains along the Californian coast and the Peruvian deserts have all been ascribed to the whim of El Nino .

The potent immunosuppressive action of rapamycin is commonly ascribed to inhibition of growth factor-induced T cell proliferation.

Natural revelation, therefore, bears the four attributes traditionally ascribed to Scripture.

Thus Nimrod ascribed to himself power and authority over his fellow man and ruled them.

This abnormal phenomenon is ascribed to the increase of reactive halogen species (RHS) in the atmosphere.

More surprising perhaps are the potential dangers ascribed to Vietnam, Panama and Ukraine.

It's doubtful the shift toward public service jobs can simply be ascribed to a sudden outbreak of altruism.

Lastly, the names ascribed to it may be given mentally. This is through the naming process (namaghanavithi).

This age effect, too, could be ascribed to the Trivers-Willard hypothesis if, say, sperm quality falls with age.

The equity market sell-off could be ascribed to the same weak growth numbers that sparked the commodity decline.

This characteristic should be ascribed to the method of induction usually employed by historians.

Clearly, many of China's weaknesses can be ascribed to its stage of development.

Neural tube defects are common birth defects which are ascribed to the combination of genetic and environmental factors.

If the delay of performance is ascribed to Party A, the Party A shall undertake to indemnify the relevant losses.

The 'obesity epidemic' is largely ascribed to declines in physical activity and differences in food quality and eating habits.

Originating from a popular 19th century American Sunday-school hymn, the tune of this song was ascribed to William Steffe.

There are many other benefits ascribed to breathe awareness besides improved memory, including stress relief and increased attention span.

The different structures of the resultant CNFs were ascribed to the dispersion of the metal catalyst and the different growth mechanisms.

Of Berkshire's $155bn market value, some $95bn can be ascribed to publicly available debt and equity holdings that deserve no premium.

A massive ravine suddenly appeared in El Salvador, which has been ascribed to, ahem, a little erosion from rain.

This is global, but certainly not Global Warming, nor can it be ascribed to anything coming from the Sun!

This indicates the popular view that color integration is ascribed to "high-level" visual cortex is wrong.

South Korea's labour disputes can also be ascribed to an immature democracy.

All of the discrepancies are ascribed to the different aesthetic essence.

Authorship of the first five books of the Bible (see Torah) is traditionally ascribed to him.

All good works must be ascribed to the grace of God in Christ.

The death was ascribed to 'vomit-induced suffocation, ' Xinhua said.

How can this be combined with the goodness and righteousness ascribed to Him?

A specific characteristic or trait ascribed to a person or thing.

The collapse in the Hirst market can partly be ascribed to the recession.

These can be ascribed to human factors.

There are no fixed symptoms ascribed to culture shock as each person is affected differently.

In Australia, the mid- to late-1960s saw occasional reports of circles in crops, and they were often ascribed to UFO landings.

The Standard Model's rules would let mass be ascribed to them without further explanation.

Such descents are ascribed in the mythology of Hinduism to various gods, but those ascribed to Vishnu are by far the most important.

In nearby Honduras there has been continual collapse, recently ascribed to 5 days of rain.

This invention is ascribed to Edison.

His death is ascribed to poisoning.

For example, many tragedies ascribed to betting, like committing suicide, have been proliferating.

This will be ascribed to human error, lack of attention to altitude and angles and the like.

"Contact events, " such as abductions, are often associated with UFOs because they are ascribed to extraterrestrial visitors.

But it can also be ascribed to the passion shooters have for their sport.

Students online friends to be careful, as ascribed to expose yourself, you may give criminals control your character, you harm;

Research progress on ventilator associated pneumonia ascribed to gastro-pulmonary infection route

Effect of Motion on Color Integration Is Ascribed to Eyemovement