Sentence examples for ascribed to lower from inspiring English sources

Before that, according to various market reports, there had been a brief, sharp uptick around the region, ascribed to lower mortgage rates and asking prices.

The enhanced catalytic activity of Cr-doped Fe2O3 was ascribed to lower thermal stability of its sulfate and better redox properties.

Lower EMI SE for the injection molded samples was ascribed to lower electrical conductivity, real permittivity (polarization loss) and imaginary permittivity (Ohmic loss).

The enhancement in hydrogen evolution efficiency and stability could be ascribed to lower tendency for aggregation, higher molar absorption coefficients, more efficient electron transfer, and better intrinsic and adsorbed stability of Calix-3 dyes.

It is already known that the sequence paclitaxel cisplatin induces less profound neutropenia than the alternate sequence, which was first ascribed to lower paclitaxel clearance rates after cisplatin administration (Rowinsky et al, 1991).

14 The lower magnitude of risk observed in our study would be expected on the basis of the decrease in risk by decade seen in the Oxford survey, which the authors ascribed to lower doses per image and fewer images per patient.

The reduced production of purines after stress has previously been ascribed to lowered growth rates [ 61, 63] and a reduced demand for these metabolites.

The effect is ascribed to the lowering of B2 ordering of the matrix caused by the formation of GP zones as a pre-phenomenon for precipitation.

So the performance degradation of the supercapacitor could be ascribed to the lowered ion diffusing efficiency in the collapsed pores together with the increased electrical resistance of the whole system and the decreased specific area, which were resulted from all kinds of side-reactions ultimately.

The lower coke yield of C-SS was probably ascribed to its lower acidic sites compared with C-AS since it is known that matrix derived from silica sol by heating has very few acidic sites.

When used as a photosensitizing agent in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC), the covalent hybrid demonstrated lower photovoltaic performances compared to the cell with the reference dye, a result that was mostly ascribed to the lower dye content of the former.