Sentence examples for attributed to instability of from inspiring English sources

This observation is attributed to instability of flood front, and further efforts have been given to explain the phenomena using the instability scaling index (ISI) as proposed by Peter and Flock (1981).

Notwithstanding, since deletion of levS led to complete loss of levD/fruA operon expression [9], the altered expression of LevR-controlled genes in some of the levS mutants in this study cannot be attributed to instability of the mutant proteins.

The latest jump was attributed to instability in Nigeria and the Gulf of Aden.

Approximately one third of patients revised in the first 5 years after TKA are attributed to instability or patellofemoral complications [ 15].

Of particular interest is the break-up of the spiral or concentric ringed patterns at very shallow supercoolings, which may be attributed to instabilities driven by the exclusion of amorphous PVDF and EVAc chains into the emerging inter- and intra-spiral (or target) lamellar regions.

Alternans was originally attributed to instabilities in transmembrane ion channel dynamics (i.e., the voltage mechanism).

The driving force of the twinning is attributed to the instability of a high density of nanoscale metastable ω precursors, and the mechanism has been experimentally and theoretically confirmed in bcc-Ti alloys with the {1 1 2}〈1 1〉-typepe twin formed under conditions free of external stress and internal strain.

Low levels of cis-anethole found in our extracts can be attributed to the instability of the cis configuration and they confirm the presence of a direct isomerization.

Composition fluctuations beyond the near-substrate zone are attributed to the instability of the depleted electrolyte layer in the vicinity of the cathode.

This decrease could not be attributed to genetic instability of the penicillin amplicon, neither to down regulation of the penicillin biosynthesis pathway.

This fact should be attributed to the instability of orange Monascus pigments under the experimental condition.