Sentence examples for ascribed to the source from inspiring English sources

The higher speedup of the condensation case can be ascribed to the source term calculation which has a local dependence on the mesh point and the SOURCE kernel has a higher acceleration ratio.

This may be ascribed to the differences in the source of raw materials that biological apatite are made from, as well as the effect of the preparation approaches.

By comparing the distribution of the damage ratio in the Aichi Prefecture with that in the Gifu Prefecture, Muramatu (1983) interpreted that the cause of the distribution of damage ratios of 100% in the Gifu Prefecture could be ascribed to the short distances from the source fault and the site conditions.

From the in situ observations, this was ascribed to the consecutive operation of two spiral sources in a tensile sample (when the sources were only seen to have a single pinning point we assume these are spiral sources).

This phenomenon can probably be ascribed to the increase of pore pressure around the source depth of 222Rn in shallow soil caused by frequently induced strain.

"Roughly a quarter of both Facebook (28%) and Twitter (23%) news users at least sometimes post or tweet about news," added the report, which also noted differences in the importance ascribed to the social networks as news sources, according to age.

The exhibition of spatial and temporal variations of all the heavy metal concentration might be ascribed to the variations in heavy metal sources and the quantity of heavy metals discharged through the effluents and sewage in Buriganga River.

The exhibition of spatial and temporal variations of all the heavy metal concentration might be ascribed to the variations in heavy metal sources and the quantity of heavy metals discharged through the effluents and sewage in irrigation water of the study area.

The high bioavailability, relative to some other sources, was ascribed to the simple starch matrix of the rice ([Tang et al. 2009]).

As Burkert notes, that written source cannot have been ascribed to "the so-called Pythagoreans" and must have been assigned to some author.

According to Dreyer [17], the origin of a power-law allometric scaling exponent has been ascribed to the existence of a supply-distribution system with a central source and a distribution of sources.