Sentence examples for attributed to the filled from inspiring English sources
The enhancements in the η's in favor of the cells with P90-TNT and Graphite/P90-TNT were attributed to the filled P90 and nanocomposite, respectively.
Therefore, due to the high amount of local agglomerations of the nanoparticles, the positive effect of the nano-Fe3O4 on the properties of the cementitious composites can be mostly attributed to the filling effect of the material, rather than to its active participation in the hydration process.
As the current is increased, the emission spectra are broadened to the short wavelength side, which is attributed to the filling of the QD's ES1.
The reduced roughness in case of nanocomposite may be attributed to the filling of interstitial site of ZrO2 by GO nanoparticles (Chang and Doong 2005; Vilian et al. 2014).
The interpretation of this figure is based on the proportion values attributed to the contours filled in shades of gray.
The QDSSC's power conversion efficiency was 2.15%, which is attributed to the high fill factor (FF) of 0.443.
The BET surface area and total pore volume decreased in the modified zeolite, which might be attributed to the partial filling of zeolite pore with metal oxides.
As seen in the normalized PL spectra, the different excitation power dependence between the GS and ES emissions is attributed to the state filling of the GS with photogenerated carriers, resulting in a saturation of GS emission intensity and a subsequent increase in ES emission intensity.
The charging of each TCNE molecule can now be exclusively attributed to the partial filling of its former LUMO.
A weaker line Πican be, by analogy, attributed to the transitions between the filled LL n = 1 in the valence band and impurity state pertained to empty LL n = 0.
In both cases the significant increase in permeance without loss of selectivity is attributed to the silica nanoparticles filling the macropores of the stainless steel supports, thereby leading to the formation of very thin but selective carbon layers.
