Sentence examples for attributed to the basic from inspiring English sources

This effect could be attributed to the basic mechanism of photocatalysis.

The appearance of this adsorption band with similar intensity for all the three catalysts may be attributed to the basic carbonates generated by the adsorption of gaseous CO2 from atmosphere onto catalysts [12].

Meanwhile, basic fluid with nano-TiO2 without sodium hydroxide has maximum slope of bending tension against bending rate and minimum amount is attributed to the basic fluid with sodium hydroxide relatively determined with a constant slope.

However, compounds 3 and 4 were found to be more active in comparison to 1 and 2. This was mainly attributed to the basic skeleton of compound 3 and 4 which provide them more binding prospects with the formation of hydrogen bonding interactions to the amino acid residues of the protein.

The specific effects on the proteome observed here can be attributed to the basic defect in NBS, defective DNA repair [14].

Although the degree of compaction and charge neutralization can be attributed to the basic region and TRFH domain, these regions are not sufficient for optimal stimulation of the "strand invasion" reaction, as judged by insertion of a telomeric oligonucleotide into nucleosome arrays (Figure 6).

Indians have demonstrated an enormous facility for software, a penchant that Azim Premji, the billionaire chairman of Wipro, another software developer and India's most valuable listed company, attributes to "the basic mathematical inclination of the Indian mind".

This was attributed to the more basic nature of the carbon surface after its treatment in ammonia.

This may be attributed to the extended basic surface provided by aprataxin Lys39 and PNKP Lys45 since the equivalent residue in APLF, Arg37, is folded away from the surface.

Whereas, the CO2 desorbed at temperature of ~ 600°C can be attributed to the much stronger basic site corresponding to unbounded O2- anions [32, 33].

Cooking accounts for a staggering 91% of household energy consumption, lighting uses up to 6%, and the remaining 3% can be attributed to the use of basic electrical appliances such as televisions and pressing irons[9].