Sentence examples for attributed to the collapse of from inspiring English sources

Today's famine in Somalia can certainly be attributed to the collapse of government and the absence of democracy.

The main limiting phenomena related to fouling is a sudden jump of the transmembrane pressure (TMP) often attributed to the collapse of the fouling layer.

The Cordilleran orogen developed in response to an increase in the rate of convergence across the inward dipping subduction zones that bound Pangea during its break-up, formed at the periphery of the supercontinent during its demise, and is attributed to the collapse of an upper plate back-arc basin.

PDMS containing heterogeneously distributed, aggregated filler particles (Sylgard 170), exhibited an increasing surface roughness with treatment dose, which was attributed to the "collapse" of the oxidized surface region thus exposing the contours of the underlying filler aggregates (final surface roughness ∼140 nm).

This can be attributed to the collapse of the polymer chains, which occurs at temperatures above approximately 55 °C and leads to a reduction of the Rh of the irradiated polymer molecules at 77 °C to (44 ± 3) % of that of PVP molecules that were not irradiated at 20 °C, as shown by the results of AFFFF measurements.

This can be attributed to the collapse of original hollow structure after ultrasonic treatment.

This is attributed to the partial collapse of the LSM perovskite structure during the reduction process to the various metal oxides (i.e., MnO and SrO) and the reaction of the La species with Ni species to form a new phase, identified as La2NiO4.

However, the surface also exhibits cracks that can be attributed to the partial collapse of the polymer network due to dehydration after coating with organic solvents such as ethyl acetate.

Of the 1.7 million additional deaths reported in the survey, 200,000 were caused by acts of violence, whereas the rest were attributed to the war-related collapse of health services and food supplies.

The double grooves produced in the presence of CYCo should be attributed to the formation of glassy skin, subsequent collapse of the jet, and then the elongation into double grooved fibers (Fig. 6 c, mechanism III).

The associated reduction of their collapse pressure is attributed to the discretization of the elastic compliances around the circumference of the tubes.