Sentence examples for assigned to contributions from inspiring English sources

The N 1 s signal at 400.3 eV, present before and after catalysis, has a very similar binding energy to signals previously assigned to the N in a Ru complex of 4,4′-dicarboxylic acid-2,2′-bipyridine adsorbed on TiO2 (400 eV).[ 21] The additional signal after catalysis at 402.2 eV is assigned to contributions from DMF and/or TEOA.

The genes are then assigned to contribution bins according to the residual fitness fraction of their respective knockout mutants.

Lignin and cellulose display prominent bands and thus can be easily detected in the regions of 1,575 1,620 cm−1, assigned to contribution of symmetric stretching of the aromatic ring, and 2,789 2,932 cm−1, known for the C H and C H2 stretching modes, respectively [ 46, 47].

Table  3 shows the values students assigned to FM contributions to particular areas of training.

Such a larger Mmax value can also be assigned to the contribution of SSL [29].

Approximately 8% of this RSD can be assigned to the contribution from counting statistics.

Consequently, we assume that any major differences in the effect of co-adsorbed surfactants on DFOB and DFOD adsorption can be assigned to free energy contributions caused by electrostatic or hydrophobic interactions.

The prominent response was still mainly assigned to be the contribution from the space charge region and base section of the cell in the experiments.

A peak fitting program (PeakFit; www.systat.com) was used, assuming Gaussian functions for each peak and a broad peak at around 21.5° assigned to the amorphous contribution.

The contribution at 501 cm−1 is assigned to the nanocrystalline part while that at 460 correspondsponds to the amorphous part of the sample (surface and/or amorphous NPs) [28, 29].

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