Sentence examples for apparently attributed to from inspiring English sources

Such size effects are apparently attributed to the effects on the dehydrogenation and hydrogenation activities of the Cu catalysts, and consequently on the xylitol hydrogenolysis pathways, reflecting the structural requirement for the xylitol hydrogenolysis.

The high level seedling CT of LTH was apparently attributed to its increased levels of most AAs and reduced energy consumption that resulted in increased glycolysis and strong resilience on recovery.

It can be apparently attributed to the prevailing thermodynamic conditions associated with the change in solvent which, in turn, govern the nucleation and growth steps in the individual solvent-controlled high pressure reactions.

The increase in particle size is apparently attributed to the shielding of their surface by folic acid.

Based on the chemical composition, it can be concluded that the antimicrobial activity of the oil is apparently attributed to its high content of oxygenated monoterpenes.

With regard to the specific issues, first of all, Mr Duff, you told me that you had not properly understood, or not appreciated, a comment apparently attributed to me concerning naïve federalism.

For me, the most telling paragraphs were those quoting Freud, who had clearly weighed his words carefully before sending his statement to the paper: "It would be very sad if these opinions apparently anonymously attributed to my father-in-law are accurate.

This stabilization effect should apparently be attributed to the attractive intramolecular hydrophobic interactions between the nonpolar groups.

In our case, a decrease in fluorescence intensity in the presence of NaF and NaBr salts can, apparently, be attributed to the same effects as iodide quenching - i.e., the fluorescence quenching by F− and Br− of Trp-134, which is located on the protein's surface.

Moreover, it seems that the lightning synthesis of the similar hot pieces of slowly oxidable semiliquid foam can also be realized during a thunderstorm, and a part of ball lightning observations can apparently be attributed to observations of such "burning foam" phenomena.

A quote famously, and apparently falsely attributed to Winston Churchill reads: "If you're not Liberal when you're 25, you have no heart.