Sentence examples for attributed to a breakdown from inspiring English sources
In contrast, friction and wear increase dramatically for Ts = 600 °C, which is attributed to a breakdown of the lubricious Ag layer by the harder counterface.
Idiopathic neonatal jaundice is attributed to an increased breakdown of heme, immature liver function, low amount of intestinal bacteria, increased enterohepatic circulation of bilirubin and inadequate intake [ 2].
Increase in CD163 immunoreactivity in AD was more significant than in PD, and this might be attributed to a more obvious vascular breakdown in AD, as well as the tendency for CD163 immunoreactive microglia to react with extracellular protein pathology.
The withdrawal of Macartney from competition was attributed to a flare-up of an injury he had suffered during World War I, but sceptics believed that he had suffered a nervous breakdown.
Though the data released yesterday did not include a breakdown by age of the state's residents, the growth among non-Hispanics can almost certainly be attributed to an increase in retirees, demographers said.
The staggering death toll has been attributed to the breakdown of a truce between powerful rival gangs and the government, which, having previously backed the pact, has now opted to take on the gangs.
The slight shifting of absorption band for the carbonyl group of amide to a higher wavenumber can be attributed to the breakdown of the intermolecular hydrogen bonds associated with crystalline drug molecule and the formation of hydrogen bond of drug with excipient [ 26].
7 In healthcare, a significant percentage of errors are attributed to communication breakdowns and a lack of effective teamwork.
The final continuous weight loss occurring between 350°C and 650°C is attributed to the breakdown of the main chain of TANI.
This was attributed to the breakdown of extracellular polymeric substances under anaerobic conditions.
The presence of lipids is attributed to membrane breakdown, when fractured lipids become spectroscopically visible.
