While the intensity of RGO was weak for measuring, which was attributed to the reduction progress of GO.
These contradictory phenomena indicated the possibility that the phase separation of aqueous PVA solutions is attributed to the simultaneous progress of spinodal decomposition and gelation.
And so encouraging was the social progress attributed to the project that the White House selected Akron as the setting for President Clinton's first "town hall meeting" on race, in 1997.
The unsustainable failure rates in phase 3 can be most likely attributed to the robustness of decisions to progress to phase 3. Clearly, the ability (or capacity) of existing early-stage information to provide sufficient and adequate "learning" still has to be appropriately addressed if the high failure rate in late-stage development is to be reduced.
The rapid progress was attributed to the wide streets overhead and the modification of the cut-and-cover method devised by the French engineer Fulgence Bienvenue.
The evolution of shrinkage value in cement paste is mainly attributed to the chemical reaction and the hydration progress of cement.
A good part of the lack of progress can be attributed to the fact that we, as a nation, have simply failed to keep up with effective ways to improve classroom productivity.
Much of the recent progress in transgenic silkworm research can be attributed to the exploitation of such promoters.
These studies showed that high expression of pro-inflammatory factors in the lungs of mice with rapidly progressing TB could not be attributed to a higher number of macrophages and only in part (in some moderately wasting mice) could be attributed to the accumulation of neutrophils in the lungs.
This heated debate, triggered most recently by the release of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders [DSM]-5 and the preparations for the International Classification of Diseases [ICD]-11, has been fueled by a widespread disappointment with psychiatry's lack of etiological and therapeutic progress a lack partly attributed to the DSM's rigid "diagnostic silos".
