Sentence examples similar to attributed to a solid from inspiring English sources
These polymers display a previously observed irreversible high temperature exothermic transition that is attributed to a solid-state reorganization to intermolecularly hydrogen bonded amide pairs.
This heat transfer enhancement effect can be attributed to an EHD induced "solid extraction" phenomenon.
However, lower ethanol prices in the present study ($0.975/L in present study vs. $1.18/L) for hot water pretreatment process could be attributed to a greater effect of 8.1% lower solid content (20% in present study vs. 12.9%) compared to 11.47% higher enzymatic hydrolysis yields (78.5% in present study vs. 89.97% in Kazi et al [ 29]) on ethanol prices.
Motivation: Development and progression of solid tumors can be attributed to a process of mutations, which typically includes changes in the number of copies of genes or genomic regions.
A second recalescence near 1300 °C, which was attributed to an α to γ solid state transformation, was observed in the pyrometer trace for the Ti45Al50Nb5 and Ti40Al50Nb10 alloys.
But Kino International will celebrate its 25th anniversary this week, an achievement that Kino's president, Don Krim, attributes to a policy of building a solid library of classics while keeping an eye out for moderately priced foreign films to bring to the United States market.
For shorter durations of charging, a marginal increase in strength was noted, which is attributed to the solid solution strengthening by H.
The observed hardening is attributed to the solid solution mechanism.
These enhancements on the mechanical properties of Cr1 xZrxN films could be attributed to the solid solution hardening.
The improvement of mechanical properties is attributed to the solid solution of Si element and precipitation strengthening of nanoscale cellular structure.
The improvement of the hardness and wear resistance of the HEAC is attributed to the solid solution strengthening effect, precipitation strengthening effect, and nanocomposite strengthening effect.
