Sentence examples for ascribed to a faster from inspiring English sources

The higher isomerization selectivity of the catalyst prepared from a nanocrystalline Beta zeolite can be ascribed to a faster diffusion of the iso-C7 products through the small crystallites preventing cracking reactions to occur, while the improved sulfur resistance can be related to a better dispersion of Pt owing to its higher surface area and mesoporosity.

This lowest measured diffusion constant is two orders of magnitude larger than that of bulk β-MgH2, and the difference is ascribed to a contribution from a fast diffusion along grain boundaries.

Since all animals were sacrificed at the same time point during the day, the early, transient effects of fasting cannot be ascribed to a circadian rhythm.

A lot of integrity ascribed to a news anchor.

It's a far cry from the democratic participation normally ascribed to a proper union.

(Ascribed to a 19th century European leader, perhaps apocryphal).

Instantly, upon hearing these terms ascribed to a person, you think you know something about them.

The residual variability was ascribed to a constant additive model.

The residual variability was ascribed to a proportional model.

This is ascribed to an embryonic nuclei-induced alloying process.

The upregulation of KIM1 and of Ho1 after prolonged exercise and fasting, respectively, was to ascribe to a genotype-independent physiological response as it occurred at the same degree also in the WT mice.