Sentence examples for attribute the deviation from inspiring English sources

We attribute the deviation in the Tg values of copolymers obtained in cyclohexanone solution to polymer-polymer interactions produced at local sites on the chain, and we propose that these interactions are related to chlorine atoms in isotactic and/or heterotactic triads.

Though degradation in precision can be expected in this latter case due to a lower refractive index contrast at the microsphere/solution interface reducing the visibility of the WGMs, we attribute the deviation mostly to the interaction of the polystyrene microsphere with its environment, since the alcohol can penetrate the microsphere and affect its optical properties.

The specific methodology attributes the deviation from the frontier to the loss of efficiency in the production process and to the randomness or statistical noise [15].

We attribute the relatively more deviation of the SPIM than the IRI model possibly due to its plasmaspheric extension to the IRI model by adding the Russian SMI model of high latitude characteristics.

We attribute this deviation to the high technological dynamism in this sector.

This relative large correlation provides supporting evidence that the electrocatalytic behaviour is occurring via the proposed E C E mechanism and we attribute this deviation to a slow chemical step which is rate limiting.

The difference in the simulated (Figure 4b) and experimental (Figure 4c) values is attributed to the deviation in the nature of ideal graphene layer used in simulation in comparison to that in the experiment.

An increase in variance on a logarithmic scale with increasing diameter can be attributed to the deviation of residuals around the line of best fit (Roxburgh et al. 2015).

In fact, weak surface FM component is a universal feature for nanosized AFM systems, which is attributed to the deviation of the AFM arrangement to the disordered surface spin due to the lattice strain [17, 18].

The difference between ath and aexp as shown in Figure 2 can be attributed to the deviation from the formula of cation distribution (3), and this deviation is related to the presence of divalent iron ions Fe2+[25] and other crystal imperfections.

Here, we attribute this deviation to a non-random mating among individuals followed by inbreeding and natural selection rather than the result of an excess of heterozygotes.