Examples of using Is attributed in English and their translations into Danish
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Each animal of the Mayan zodiac is attributed with different characteristics which are reflected in your personality.
Each animal of the Celtic zodiac is attributed with different characteristics which are reflected in your personality.
This painting, which shows a glimpse of the dance, is attributed to Jacob Grimer and is from about about 1570.
one to whom mercy is attributed.
healing power is attributed.
The wide appeal of gambling is attributed to its association with the frontier spirit,
One of the very few images is attributed to Jakob Grimer
This slowdown is attributed in part to the overall lower power demand as a consequence of the economic recession
Tribulus Terrestris is attributed with demonstrable value in athletic development,
Multiple myeloma is attributed to bone infiltration
By way of example, Nina chooses to run away with Andrew to Utah, but her susceptibility to making such a choice is attributed to her irrational emotional reactions to her fiancé's boorish behavior
The fact that Dutch provinces this century have been confined to playing a subordinate, supporting role is attributed by Toonen(1996) to the fact that the vertical pillar system has,
This condition is attributed in any asymptomatic young dog with increased total serum bile action values,
If each'Yes' is attributed the number 1 and'No' the number 0,
Where the decision referred to in paragraph 1 is attributed to shortcomings in the harmonised standards referred to in Article 5(1),
No blame is attributed here to either partner in such a relationship, as in many instances this
the turnover of D with third parties is attributed in equal pans to A and B.
Lowara to include Goulds and ITT is attributed to the fact that partners were being sought who were experienced in that part of the world market which uses 60 Hz frequencies e.g. North America and many third world countries.
Something must be attributed to use and disuse.
This can be attributed to the family couple Gregory Ieps