Meanings of ascribable in English

The fault, however, is really ascribable to the sons of Dhritarashtra.

But let us consider what results are directly ascribable to the missionaries alone.

The trouble is not ascribable to the inability of the mechanic to describe this movement.

Who could say whether his silence were ascribable to the absence of danger, or to his own absence?

There was no evidence for excess nasal inflammation, circulating inflammatory markers or other adverse events ascribable to active treatment.

All correlations were ascribable to alterations in radial diffusivity while there was no association between symptoms and axial diffusivity.

This delay is undoubtedly ascribable to the fact that the Emperor found it impossible at once to raise another army.

Pecuniary difficulties, especially such as occur in early life, and not ascribable to bad conduct, reflect no discredit on men of genius.

Approximately 5-10% of breast carcinomas and 10% of ovarian carcinomas are ascribable to a genetic susceptibility.

Nearly one half of the deaths, Occurring during the first two years of existence, are ascribable to mismanagement, and to errors in diet.

To them, dyspepsia is an indigestion ascribable to the stomach, and a sick-headache is ascribed to something wrong about the stomach or liver.

There was no reason to believe that it was ascribable to imposture; the Hindoo woman cut the lumps off herself and threw them away.

In our study C11p11 was minimally informative, which is ascribable to its low heterozygosity in the North European populations.

In an in vitro assay, primary tumor medium from Case 1 stimulated dose-dependent bone resorption which was not entirely ascribable to 1,25(OH)2D3.

(As regards the birth of Karna) no fault is ascribable to thee.

The fault, however, is really ascribable to the sons of Dhritarashtra.