Sentence examples for attributed to acceleration from inspiring English sources

Large repair costs are indicated on floor one, with the majority attributed to acceleration.

This increase in the extent of adsorption with the increase in temperature was attributed to acceleration of some originally slow adsorption steps and creation of some new active sites on the adsorbent surfaces [20, 21].

The coughing symptoms have been attributed to acceleration atelectasis, which may be exacerbated by the F-22's high performance; there is no present solution to the condition.

However, we do not expect that this influenced our results as we showed that the beneficial effect of erythromycin could be attributed to acceleration of the GGT, while SBTT was not significant different between both groups.

Because of this, further investigations have been carried out, and have identified discrepancies between results obtained in fresh Mueller Hinton broth (MHB) and those in aged medium that have been attributed to acceleration of oxidative inactivation of tigecycline in the latter (Bradford et al. 2005a; Petersen & Bradford 2005).

The addition of methanol, ethanol, l-buthanol and dimethyl sulfoxide also has similar enhancing effects, which is attributed to the acceleration of the desolvation process by protons.

These can be attributed to extreme acceleration by superfast syringeal muscles, which can move syringeal elements cyclically up to 200 Hz and 250 Hz in zebra finch and starling males, respectively [ 36].

These effects cannot be attributed to an acceleration of development, which would be predicted to impair compensatory growth since imaginal discs from older larvae are less capable of regeneration.

According to this hypothesis, which was proposed to account for the discrepancies in the galaxy rotation curve, which are more commonly attributed to dark matter, acceleration ceases to be linearly proportional to force at very low accelerations.

This is attributed to the rapid acceleration of the agglomerate by the air flow.

This may be attributed to the relatively low acceleration experienced in the area (0.22 cm/s2) in the 2014 earthquake (Table 2).