Sentence examples for attributed to the integrated from inspiring English sources
Much of Glide's growth has to be attributed to the integrated sharing features built into the app.
The analyses also indicate the effect of femtocellular network deployment and performance improvement attributed to the integrated femtocell/macrocell network.
The significantly enhanced photoactivity is attributed to the integrated factors of the unique 1D 1D morphology associated with CdS NWs and CNT, the efficient retardation of recombination of the photoexcited electron hole pairs, and the enhanced visible light absorption intensity.
The improved photovoltaic performance of DMAP-doped DSCs was attributed to the integrated effects of the upward displacement of the TiO2 band edge and the decrease in the electron recombination rate.
Figure10 and11 show that a yielding scheme with only RTS or CTS power control does not provide any gain, which implies that the overall gain is mainly attributed to the integrated effect of both conservative and generous yielding in the proposed scheme.
It is therefore unlikely that the lack of observed telehealth benefits can be attributed to the integrated care context or to recruitment of atypical clinical samples.
The wider enhancement structure in the limb count profile of the photographs would be attributed to the horizontally integrated observation path.
The increasing role of concentrated solar power (CSP) within the renewable energy portfolio is attributed to the possibility of integrating thermal energy storage (TES) systems.
This may be partially attributed to the absence of an integrated information system and the focus, until recently, on infectious diseases (though the public health context is changing).
These findings might be attributed to the plants' ability to integrate over environmental heterogeneity by plastically adjusting their overall root allocation [10], shoot size [9] and physiological attributes [for reviews see 32], [33].
Thus, differential activations in the insular cortex when assessing an emotional face could be attributed to the degree to which individuals integrate the presentation of a facial expression with the experience of other processes, such as interoception, pain, and social interactions.
