Sentence examples for attributed to modifying from inspiring English sources

In the last two decades, reductions in infant mortality have been attributed to modifying risks in the infant's sleep environment, e.g., reducing prone sleep and bed sharing [ 49, 54, 56].

Again, such effects over time might be attributed to modified MSCs under continuous chondrogenic stimulation, while early on, other potentially transduced cell types may be active via paracrine effects (Frisch et al. 2016).

Nevertheless, function has been attributed to modified nucleosides in rRNA in a few cases [ 13, 15- 22].

This alteration in the K extraction could be attributed to the modified properties of soil after manure amendments.

The different electrochemical characteristics of these films were attributed to the modified crystallography, morphology, and thermal stress.

This is attributed to the modified chemical states of C-N and C-O sites due to the presence of Fe/Co during pyrolysis.

Such an improvement in the fast charging capability has mainly been attributed to the modified interface between the anode and the electrolyte by surface-engineering of the TiO2-x layer on the surface of graphite.

It is believed that the improved rate and cycle performance are due to the superior structure and chemical composition of the SEI, which can be attributed to the modified microstructure by addition of nitrogen-rich pitch to a great extent.

This likelihood can be attributed to our modified genomic hybridization method in which the cloning efficiency is expected to be positively correlated with the abundance of repeat sequences in the genome.

This release pattern may be attributed to the modified matrix hydration process of EC (hydrogen bonding induced by the presence of the HEC) and continued retarded release of drug due to the entanglement of saccharide chains which in turn lead to a high BHN of layer 3 as shown in Table 7.

Also, the FTIR spectra of functionalized silica showed a characteristic absorption band at 1596 cm−1 which can be assigned to a weak N H bending attributed to the modifying agent (thiourea).