Sentence examples for attributed to moisture from inspiring English sources
The mass loss that appeared around 100°C was therefore attributed to moisture evaporation.
We observe a small endothermic peak at 51.4 °C, which can be attributed to moisture loss (2 %).
This study also brings out the fact that many severe thunderstorms occur over this region during late evening/night hours, which can be attributed to moisture conversions at the foothills due to radiative cooling.
There are two main categories of reactions in hygrothermal aging: the first one is the post curing process, which leads to a larger crosslinking density and a reduced interior stress; while the other is the plasticization and deterioration of epoxy resin attributed to moisture ingress.
The degradation is likely to initiate from the perovskite film surface and may be attributed to moisture in the air and X-ray beam induced damage.
It is attributed to the moisture and impurity which injected by long-time nitrogen.
This was attributed to excessive moisture loss through evaporation in the 3-day curing which was also observed to by Dunn and Billingsley (2007) for extended curing periods.
EAB decreased with the addition of ZnO NRs (Figure 2b), which could be attributed to the moisture content and interfacial interaction between the ZnO NRs and biopolymer matrix.
Accordingly, the humidity of the analyzed substrate samples possess relatively higher mean value, i.e. 74.80 %, which could be attributed to high moisture content of the analyzed substratum (wheat straw).
The decreasing trend of TWS in northern Central Asia (−3.86 ± 0.63 mm/a) is mainly attributed to soil moisture storage depletion, which is driven primarily by the increase in evapotranspiration.
Studies involving metacyclic trypomastigotes from triatomine feces have found that contaminated milk seems to be an adequate medium (when compared with other types of food and water) for oral transmission of T. cruzi to mice, and this fact has been attributed to its moisture and nutrient content (25 ).
