Sentence examples for attributed to the agglomerations in the from inspiring English sources

This red shift can be attributed to the agglomerations in the samples [33].

Such decline is usually attributed to the agglomeration of CNTs in the polymer matrix, as reported by Aalaei et al. [30] who reported a 50 % reduction in σ u for PP/MWCNTs nanocomposites at 5 wt% CNTs.

The increased particle size in the 20 h-milled sample can be attributed to the agglomeration of fine particles and reduction of particle size in the 30 h-milled sample can be due to the fracture of large particles.

The decrease in conversion yields above a certain enzyme concentration and temperature is attributed to the agglomeration and heat denaturation of the enzymes which both lower enzyme activity (Bajaj et al. 2010; Dizge and Keskinler 2008).

The decrease of compressive strength with addition of HANw or HANp more than 10 wt.% was attributed to the agglomeration of HANw or HANp.

For the dispersion of Au NPs in polar solvents such as DMSO and ethanol, the varying agglomeration behavior was observed which could be attributed to the difference in the dielectric constants among the solvents.

The 6Ru/TiO2 ZrO2 catalyst is attributed to the decrease in the number of active sites of ruthenium on TiO2 ZrO2 due to agglomeration as evident from XRD, TPR and CO chemisorption results.

The emersion of two peaks and the broadening of silica peaks in a size distribution graph just 5 min after introducing Cu nanoparticles may be attributed to the gradual agglomeration of silica and Cu particles (Figure 1b).

This is attributed to the severe agglomeration of nanocrystalline Fe3O4 particles upon repeated cycling, revealing the fact that small particles accounting for high rate performance might in turn undermine the cycling stability.

The decreased photocatalytic activity may be attributed to the fact that the higher content of Ag/AgCl may easily result in the agglomeration of Ag/AgCl particles causing a low dispersibility on the surface of g-C3N4.

Spatial concentration of an industry can be attributed to the benefits of agglomeration and socially-based co-operation, in combination with the influence of knowledge legacies in a complementary and synergistic process.