Sentence examples for attributed to the creation from inspiring English sources
The performance of the Au/pyronin-Y/p-Si/Al diode is attributed to the creation of the interfacial layer by the organic semiconductor dye.
Enhanced Ag-ENP interactions with cation valence and clay were attributed to the creation of cation bridging in the presence of Ca2+.
Many weak acid sites developed on the MMZ-FER (0.67) and MMZ-FER (1.0) samples, which is attributed to the creation of ferrierite-induced acid sites.
This difference is attributed to the creation of additional precipitates in the microsphere-reinforced composite because of an interfacial reaction between the matrix alloy and the reinforcement.
The observed enhancement in the compressive strength and the microstructure of GPM was attributed to the creation of extra CSH with increasing calcium content.
The reason for high lateral strains has been attributed to the creation of voids and also to the fact that permanent deformations due to slip commence along rock joints right from the start of loading process.
This was attributed to the recent creation of the PHSA, and related to the challenge noted above of re-allocating resources across the agencies.
While basketball's popularity in Asia can partly be attributed to the NBA's creation of a $2.4 billion industry in China and characteristics such as the league's logo on milk containers in Inner Mongolia, the sport's rise in countries across the world is also apparent (while not as rapid and widespread).
The good electrochemical performance can be attributed to the increased electrical conductivity and the creation of new active sites due to the synergetic effect of RGO and CoWO4 nanospheres.
This is attributed to the increased electrical conductivity and the creation of new active sites due to the synergetic effect of RGO and NiCo2O4 nanoparticles.
This may be attributed to the extensive sensitization and awareness creation campaign activities carried out by several humanitarian relief organizations working in the district.
