Sentence examples for attributed to the prolonged from inspiring English sources
The decreasing average particle sizes for CS-coated MNPs and Nyst-CS-MNP nanocomposites compared to MNPs may be attributed to the prolonged vigorous stirring at high speeds after the addition of the polymer and the drugs.
The presence of oxygen peak can be attributed to the prolonged exposure of the sample in the air atmosphere [31, 33].
The difference between the release properties of docetaxel from plain drug suspension, NLC of docetaxel, and NLC in gel is evidently attributed to the prolonged release function of NLC in gel.
The difference between the release properties of DTX from plain drug suspension and DTX-NLC and DTX-NLC in gel is evidently attributed to the prolonged release function of NLC in gel.
Several deaths in Tennessee, large swathes of which are rural and poor, have been attributed to the prolonged heat wave -- in a few cases, due to a lack of proper air conditioning.
This may be attributed to the prolonged drought during the sampling period, and the semi-nomadic Maasai herdsmen had moved the livestock to areas with pasture.
Increasing detection of these bacteria in association with VAP has been attributed to the widespread use of antimicrobials, prolonged use of IMV in the ICU, and the presence of comorbidity [ 9- 11].
Investors might be also be hoping for a replication of Facebook's photo sharing victory– A lot of Facebook's early (and prolonged) success can be attributed to the success of Photos, which launched in 2005 and probably played an important part in helping the company jump from a 10 million valuation in 2005 to 750 million in 2006.
The burst release was due to incorporation of Pluronics and the prolonged release up to 6 h was attributed to the mucoadhesives used in the formulation.
Pharmacokinetic analysis suggested prolonged olanzapine elimination at elevated concentrations, attributed to the reduction in liver metabolism and renal clearance.
This could be attributed to the unique and most important step of the protocol, which was prolonged swelling of cells while they were still attached on dish.
