Sentence examples for attributed to the promoting from inspiring English sources
(2) The improved bottle tests indicate that the gelation time was reduced with an increase in temperature, which was attributed to the promoting effects of high temperature on the molecular motion of CO2 and the release of the crosslinkers.
The enhanced activity can be attributed to the cooperative promoting effects between Au nanorods and Pd nanoparticles in effective conversion of solar energy for generation of energetic electrons to activate the palladium and increasing temperature in the reaction solution.
The improved results are attributed to the cumene hydroperoxide promoting direct covalent molecular bonding between e-waste plastic powders and the asphalt binder.
The recognition mechanism is attributed to the Hg2+-promoted hydrolysis reaction.
We thus assume that the short mRNA lifetime of RFIs can be attributed to the degradation activity promoted by microRNA binding.
The results indicate that Bi decorated Pd nanoparticles have excellent properties for the electro-oxidation of FA, i.e. high electro-catalytic activity and excellent stability, due to sustained promotion of dehydrogenation pathway attributed to the electronic effect, thereby promoting FA adsorption in the CH-down orientation.
The reason for the reduced SR for low pulse on time may be attributed to the low discharge energy promoting grinding action prominently (Satyarthi and Pandey 2013b).
Radio frequency glow discharge optical emission spectroscopy (rf-GDOES) indicated that the oxidised layer was thickened from 100 nm to 1.0 μm, as the soaking time at 500 °C was prolonged from 2 to 16 h, which was attributed to the high temperature that promoted the penetration of oxygen into the coating.
This was attributed to the CNTs acting as bridges, promoting the cohesion between lamellas and reducing the decarburization.
As the light absorption enhancement is limited (Fig. 4c), the dramatically increased photocurrent should be mainly attributed to the formed In2S3/ZnO heterojunction, which promotes the highly efficient separation of photogenerated carriers.
The explanation of their diffusion in poor countries and regions can be partially attributed to the fact that PES are promoted as a "win win" solution, capable of improving sustainable management of natural resources as well as reducing poverty.
