Sentence examples for attributed changing from inspiring English sources

Further studies in this experimental system attributed changing rates of Fe(II) loss and Mn II) production from batch reactors to Langmuir-type blocking of Mn(IV) surface sites by Fe(III) oxide precipitates using model simulations [17].

A questionnaire typically contains ten to twenty choice tasks with the values of the attributes changing for each choice task.

But such demands can also be attributed to changing lifestyles and commercial growth in Europe itself.

Andy D. Bryant, Intel's chief financial officer, attributed the changing expectation primarily to weaker-than-expected demand in Europe.

The fuel S knock resistance reversal with load is attributed to changing fuel ignition delay.

The number of respondents identifying themselves as Zionists has fallen from 72%to59%9% since the 2010 survey, although the authors suggested this could be attributed to changing definitions of Zionism.

Systematically adjusting the processing variables affecting density produce aerogels whose macroscopic properties could be controlled, and are attributed to changing nanoscale morphology.

The different melting processes between the NYT and SYT were attributed to changing subduction dip in space and time, with earlier steeper subduction at ~235 230 Ma, and later shallow-dip subduction from ~228 220 Ma.

But studies of recent history are more concrete: "About one-third of women's wage gains throughout the 1990s can be attributed to changing laws in the 1960s and 70s that lowered the age at which women could legally access the pill".

This is largely attributed to changing financial landscape, laws and regulations.

According to a report to President Knight entitled, The Woman's College in Duke University (1930-1969) submitted February 1969 this enrollment increase was partially attributed to changing student-government procedures and altering other college customs thereby making the student body less cohesive.