Sentence examples for attributed to its efficiency from inspiring English sources
The unprecedented success of the iterative closest point (ICP) method for registration in geometry processing and related fields can be attributed to its efficiency, robustness, and wide spectrum of applications.
Its efficient photocatalysis was attributed to its high separation efficiency of charge carriers and high redox potential of its photo-generated electrons and holes, which resulted from the Z-scheme photo-induced charges transfer in Bi@BiOCl/g-C3N4.
The fish meal-based diet (D1) produced the lowest growth rate which may be attributed to its low feed efficiency.
Unfortunately, the practical application of Bi5O7I photocatalyst in the environmental decontamination is still limited, which is attributed to its low transfer efficiency caused by the recombination of photogenerated electrons and holes [15].
The ECS demonstrated excellent in vitro antiproliferative activity against B16F10 cells which is attributed to its high transfection efficiency and capability to cause prolonged drug release in cytosolic space.
The higher grain NUtE of YM18 compared to XY6 was attributed to its higher N remobilization efficiency.
A gradient-based method is used to solve the inverse problem attributed to its high accuracy and efficiency, and temperatures at accessible positions provide additional information for the inverse analysis.
The high activity of Ce-ZSM-5 was attributed to its high selectivity (high efficiency of the utilization of propene for the reduction of NO and moderate oxidation activity).
However, the primary and more important advantage of PRF should be attributed to its clinical effectiveness rather than efficiency in preparation and handling.
The results of the electrochemical tests indicated that the C2 coating had greater corrosion-resistant properties than the C1 coating, which could be attributed to its lower porosity, higher protective efficiency, and increased packing factor.
The low doping efficiency of Mg is mainly attributed to its limited solubility, high activation energy, and compensation effect with impurities or native donor defects [2, 7].
