The phrase "attributed to the aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or qualities that are assigned to a particular aspect of a subject or topic.
Example: "The changes in behavior can be attributed to the aspect of environmental influences."
Alternatives: "assigned to the aspect" or "linked to the aspect".
This is attributed to the high aspect ratio of the thin aramid crystalline lamellae.
This difference was attributed to the higher aspect ratio of particles (better exfoliation) in HMW nylon 6 nanocomposites.
Incorporation of 1 wt.% f-MWCNTs in 5 wt.% MNT/PVDF composites increases the conductivity from 10-5S/m 10-5S/moximatoly 10-1S/m which capproximatelyted to the high aspect ratio, homogeneous dispersion, and high electrical conducting nature of the f-MWCNTs.
Thus, the observed absence of change in surface reflectance, due to different directions of incident light, can be attributed to the comparable aspect ratio of the faceted structures along x and y directions.
The MBH nanowhiskers synthesized with surfactants show reduced optical band gap (2.5 2.7 eV) than the MBH-NON sample (4.15 eV), which can be attributed to the increased aspect ratio and presence of surface defects with the addition of surfactants.
An increase of about ten orders of magnitude of electrical conductivity was observed which can be attributed to the high aspect ratio and efficient dispersion of the MNTs in the PVDF matrix.
This rapid internalisation was attributed to the high aspect ratio of the disc-shape nanoparticles which provides a high contact surface area between the particles and cells and may lower the strain energy required for membrane deformation during uptake.
The low percolation threshold and superior electrical conductivity are attributed to the high aspect ratio, large specific surface area and uniform dispersion of the graphene nanosheets in PET matrix.
