The phrase "ascribed to the diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attribution of a characteristic, effect, or phenomenon to the process of diffusion in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The changes in concentration levels can be ascribed to the diffusion of particles across the membrane."
Alternatives: "attributed to the diffusion" or "assigned to the diffusion".
The second arc at medium frequencies was ascribed to the diffusion of O2 in the porous structure of the ceramic part used to maintain the gold grid.
The distribution of Na seems to be similar to the Ga profile, which may be ascribed to the diffusion of Ga, which was retarded by Na and O.
Based on theoretical calculations using the Adler-Lane-Steele (ALS) and Dusty gas models, the arc at highest frequencies was ascribed to the diffusion of O2 in the porous structures of the electrode and collecting gold grid.
The Hall slope RH (ρxy/B with Hall resistivity ρxy) now becomes T-dependent which is ascribed to the diffusion correction δ σ xx d [38].
The straight line in the low frequency region shows the Warburg resistance which is ascribed to the diffusion behavior of the electrolyte to the electrode surface [42, 43].
There is one probability that such fluorescence recovery may be ascribed to the diffusion of PBsomes from neighboring lamellae surfaces.
The improved selectivity of both ethylene and propylene was then ascribed to the decreased diffusion resistance caused by the presence of secondary porosity, comparing with traditional ZSM-5.
By combining with the theoretical analyses, we propose that this plasmon enhancement is ascribed to the promoted diffusion rate of reactants in the solution driven by increasing the local temperature around the AgNPs on the basis of SPR-enhanced electric field.
This is possibly ascribed to the limited diffusion of large-sized epoxide substrate molecules into the pore canal of DVB-HTA thus exerting size-selective catalysis.
This supports our statement that thin AlGaAs layers copy the underlying morphological structure an effect observed before and ascribed to the low diffusion coefficient of AlGaAs on a GaAs surface [40].
All these data strongly indicate the observed recovery is not likely ascribed to the lateral diffusion of PBsome complexes on the thylakoid membranes.
