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scan profile with blend composition are ascribed to changes in the magnitude of the recrystallization exotherm.
These observations may be ascribed to changes in the concentrations of Pd(0) and Pd II) which are responsible for the π-allyl and Wacker type oxidations, respectively.
The petrochemical variation observed horizontally was ascribed to changes in the flow dynamics and interaction between the advancing flow and the underlying topography.
This ligand effect is ascribed to changes in the electronic structure of the surface atoms due to interactions with the surroundings, and the physical origin of the effect is discussed.
Findings show that the decrease of skid resistance can be ascribed to changes in the micro-texture up to 62.8 μm in the polishing test with the APM procedure.
Experiments designed to simulate heavy oil ultrafiltration in a membrane cascade revealed an increase in the fouled membrane resistance with an increase in the feed asphaltene content, and this trend is ascribed to changes in the properties of the gel-layer that occur with changes in the asphaltene concentration.
It may be ascribed to change in the chemical state of metallic oxide (O2−) when MB molecules get adsorbed on the surface of oxide NPs.
The proliferation of the vegetation is partly ascribed to changes in South Atlantic oceanographic circulation, linked to the closure of the Central American Seaway and the onset of the Benguela Current ~ 14 Ma.
Taken together, there is a possible link among PV, Otx2, and PDGFR- β, and behavioral deficits in the PDGFR- β KO mice might be ascribed to changes in PV and Otx2 in the SC.
The recent warming has been ascribed to changes in atmospheric circulation over the Southern Ocean [14], [28].
The effects of ATR on ovarian function in female rats have been ascribed to changes in function of catecholamines in the hypothalamus, specifically decreases in norepinephrine (NE) and increases in dopamine (DA) in this region (Cooper et al. 1998).
