Sentence examples for attributed to the method from inspiring English sources
This can be attributed to the method of bi-linearization of the capacity curve as well as the sudden rupture of the FRP layer at high drifts, which results in rapid strength degradation after the peak strength.
The difference in reaction selectivity between the single crystal and powder work is attributed to the method of preparation of the polycrystalline UO2 material (made by H2-reduction of α-U3O8) rather than to an intrinsic difference between both materials.
Using a common yardstick should support (1) complete or near complete accounting of the opportunity costs associated with drug administration, and (2) "apples to apples" comparison of the administration costs of biologic drugs such that very little variation in administration costs can be attributed to the method of measurement.
This can be attributed to the method of exposure; where previous exposures were on agar plates and the current via liquid medium.
Some of the differences are attributed to the method of co-morbidity ascertainment in different studies.
This difference may be attributed to the method of meta-analysis used.
From these literatures, both positive and negative biological effects of SWCNTs can be seen, which has been attributed to the methods used in the experiments.
Prediction errors were primarily associated with early spring snowmelt hydrology and were attributed to the methods used for simulating snow accumulation and melting processes, in addition to potential sublimation effects on ET estimates.
Thus, the longitudinal gains cannot be attributed to the methods we encouraged the students to prepare with and instead imply that being introduced to the process of dissecting a paper contributed to the increased performance.
This phenomenon is attributed to the synthesis method, wherein pre-reduced Rh particles supported on alumina are active for the Ce deposition through the surface modification method.
This discrepancy may be attributed to the inversion method.
