Sentence examples for attributed the rate of from inspiring English sources
A 1D mathematical model attributed the rate of change of actomyosin density in the cortex to turnover, gradient of actomyosin flux and a diffusion-like term representing nonlocal turnover (Equation 1).
The reduction in the flow rate was attributed to the rate of change of curing and the subsequent change in viscosity of the nanoclay filled resin.
The difference in the half-life of ASNase II-loaded CSNPs in the solutions could be attributed to the rate of enzyme release from the nanoparticles.
Experimental results indicated that the observed delay in the setting times may be primarily attributed to the rate of the pozzolanic reactions (Lin et al. 2008).
The change in the shape and size of ZnO nanostructures can be mainly attributed to the rate of reaction, which depends directly on the initial concentration of the electrolyte used in the electrodeposition.
In our model, differences between active and passive states are attributed to the rate of the uncorrelated external drives.
Using methods based on a multi-institution international study[ 27], 99% of the variance in CS rate in each hospital group could be attributed to the rate of CS occurring in Nullip Term women.
A spokeswoman for the Texas Association of Health Plans attributed the higher rate of overturned denials to the complexities of mental illness.
Mr. Gates attributed the high rate of parenthood among Bronx gays to other demographic trends: nationally, black and Hispanic same-sex couples are two to three times more likely to have children than white same-sex couples, he said, and the Bronx is 83percentt black or Hispanic.
Robert Miller, chairman of the National Association of Pipeline Safety Representatives, attributed the rising rates of such incidents in newly constructed pipelines to "poor construction practices or maybe not enough quality control, quality assurance programs out there to catch these problems before those pipelines go into service".
The authors attributed the stable rates of positivity to a significant increase in STI testing rates [ 34], supporting our hypothesis that increased testing reduces positivity rates in MSM.
