Sentence examples for attributed to maximum from inspiring English sources

Coating failure was attributed to maximum shear stress occurring either at the coating/substrate interface or within the coating microstructure, resulting in delamination due to cyclic loading.

The IPC comprising 50 : 50 ratio of CH : CS showed almost negligible charges and this could be attributed to maximum interaction between –COO− and −OSO3− groups of CS with −NH3+ group of CH.

This behavior was attributed to a maximum sorption of carbonate on goethite near pH 8.5 that nucleated a SrCO3-type surface precipitate, and decreasing carbonate sorption at higher pH that resulted in formation of hydrated Sr surface complexes [26].

While the origin of the Raman bands located at c.a. 500 cm−1 remains unclear, the band centred at c.a. 1200 cm−1 is attributed to a maximum of phonon density of states due to softening of the Raman wave vector conservation rule.

This was attributed to the maximum size of non-metallic inclusions included in the control volume, because the sizes of non-metallic inclusions that acted as fracture origin were larger under axial loading than under rotating bending.

Experimental results indicated that the MA modified TPEG-type PCE2 with certain number of anchor groups and PEO side chains has excellent water reducing capability and flow retaining ability, which is mainly attributed to the maximum synergistic effects of steric hindrance and electrostatic repulsive force.

Thus, the problem to determine the maximum likelihood estimation is attributed to seek the maximum in the differential calculus problem.

The lower hardness is attributed to the higher maximum temperature during the FAB melting state.

This finding is attributed to MDORA being a maximum distance-based routing algorithm.

This may be attributed to the principle of maximum overlap in chemical bond theory of complexes.

In contrast, some karst springs reported in literature display a discharge maximum, attributed to reaching the finite discharge capacity of the conduit system (flow threshold).