Sentence examples for attributed to the joint from inspiring English sources
L showed a significant fluorescent enhancement (120-fold) and color change upon the addition of Zn2+ attributed to the joint contribution of the PET and CHEF processes.
As the PL signal from PS has been attributed to the joint contribution of quantum confinement and the surface states [12], dominant PL contribution can be attributed to the microporous film (pore dimension <2 nm) prevailing on the entire PS surface (at the top of the macropores) including the walls of the macropores as well.
On the other hand, the late growth of the overlapped 1D MgBOH(OH) nanostructures into the coalesced nanowires might be attributed to the joint effect of the oriented attachment [41 43] and Ostwald ripening [44, 45], which however needed further in-depth investigation.
As expected, PPO film indeed grew onto the surface of Ti3+/TiO2NT electrode via one-step electrodeposition; furthermore, PPO/Ti3+/TiO2NT membrane/electrode delivered satisfactory rate performances and cycle stability, mainly attributed to the joint contributions from higher electrical conductivity of Ti3+/TiO2NT electrode and the synergy effects between Ti3+/TiO2NT electrode and loose PPO film.
Therefore the changes at the level of programme outcomes and goal cannot necessarily be attributed to the joint programme alone.
The genetic variation of such traits has been attributed to the joint action of many QTLs [ 29].
An initial uniform temperature distribution was attributed to the adhesive joint for a stress free state, and then variable thermal boundary conditions, i.e. air flows with different velocity and temperature were specified along the outer surfaces of the tee joints.
This finding may be attributed to the additive joint effects of radiation and smoking (Pierce et al, 2003; Preston et al, 2007).
This is particularly relevant in the CatWalk test, in which the differences in weight distribution between the hind limbs could otherwise be attributed to the induction of joint instability rather than nociception.
These diverging results may be attributed to the different species, joints, and methods of immobilization used, some of which include direct injury to the joint.
As shown in the figure, in the negative direction, the retrofitted specimen J-H exhibited higher stiffness than that of the control specimen J-0; this was attributed to the enlargement of the joints and the enhanced concrete confinement in the joints by using the steel haunch elements.
