The phrase "attributed to the slower" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing causes or reasons related to a slower process or performance, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The delays in project completion were attributed to the slower response times from the vendor."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the slower" or "linked to the slower".
However, the football-like microspheres consisted of hexagonal nanosheets were formed when adding glycerol into the water, which should be attributed to the slower nucleation and growth rate of nanocrystals.
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This is attributed to the slower response of the loads, which leads to smaller fractions of locked devices and larger (CI_t) values.
This slow denaturation has been attributed to the slower rate of the cis trans isomerization reaction of prolines, which are present in large amounts in collagen (Privalov 1982).
The longer duration of stage 1 compared with sample A (100°C) is attributed to the slower reaction at 92°C.
The thinner nanowires grown at 520 °C can be attributed to the slower radial growth rate of GaSb at higher growth temperature.
This is attributed to the slow melting of midlatitude mountain glaciers, still retreating since the last ice age.
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The enhanced photocatalytic activity is mainly attributed to the slow photon enhancement of the 3D structure, and the heterojunction between the 3D nanospherical Cd0.5Zn0.5S solid solutions and a high quality 2D rGO support, which can greatly promote the separation of light-induced electrons and holes.
It is found that variations in the position of the mixing zone and mixing zone salinities are small and vary on a seasonal timescale, which is attributed to the slow transient oscillatory flow regime in the deepest part of the lens.
