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This behaviour was attributed to the shift of the cloud point observed under same values of shear rates.

This is being partially attributed to the shift of searches from desktop to mobile devices and Amazon's superlative search and discovery mobile platform.With more than 54 million subscribers covering nearly half of U.S. households, Amazon's Prime membership is growing significantly.

In the case of AUD and APD, the reduction in Cmic may be attributed to the shift of aerobic microbial groups to anaerobes due to induced anoxic condition and which has very low C utilizing efficiency than the former [54].

It has been found that with higher annealing temperature the PL intensity from ZnO becomes stronger, which is attributed to the shift of resonant wavelength due to composition change in the plasmonic nanodisks.

This difference can be attributed to the shift of the decoy distribution toward higher P-Scores with a subsequent shift of the forward distribution toward lower, more confident P-Scores.

The octahedral band sites on the contrary shift towards lower frequency region from 429.24 to 417.51 cm-1 with Al addition, which is attributed to the shifting of Fe towards oxygen ion on occupation of octahedral sites by Al ions [37].

This shift is partly attributed to the shift in the content of the curricula and the teachers who deliver them.

This loss could be attributed to the shifting cultivation practice where the patches of moderate size are cultivated by group of families.

Their study shows that the electrode curvature effect on the total interfacial capacitance can be a strong function of applied voltage, which we attribute to the shifting contributions of CQ and CD.

The increase could be attributed to the negative shift of the conduction bond of TiO2 semiconductor potential (Voc, ∼34% of the voltage increase) and to the increase of the photo-conversion efficiency (PCE, ∼21% of the efficiency increase).

With regard to interfacial carriers transfer process, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), intensity-modulated photovoltage spectroscopy (IMPS) and ultra-violet photoemission spectra (UPS) provide evidence that the decreased recombination of Li-doped NiO DSSCs is attributed to the downward shift of valence band, which increases energy barrier of interface recombination.