Sentence examples for attributed to the subsequent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the CO2 absorption increases with the decrease in the particle size of Na2SiO3 and can be attributed to the subsequent increase in the surface area.

The specificity of the former metals, therefore, is attributed to the subsequent effects of the dissolved cations after intracellular incorporation.

The MS/MS spectra of the quasi-molecular ions of kermesic acid (m/ z 329) and flavokermesic acid (m/ z 313) show only peaks attributed to the subsequent losses of CO2 (44 Da) and CO (28 Da).

This was followed by a gradual (7 to 119 days) pH decline attributed to the mineralization and subsequent nitrification of added organic N. Organic wastes can influence soil pH through accumulation of CO2 and organic acid during their decomposition in the soils ([Huang et al. 2004]; [Millar and Baggs 2004]; [Yunsheng et al. 2007]).

Three sources could potentially increase background noise in the course of RNAscope: (i) non-specific signal amplification attributed to the amplifiers and subsequent labels not associated with the specific probes, (ii) signal detection due to non-specific hybridization of the probes and (iii) autofluorescence of the tissue.

The difference was more evident at the deep and narrow crack tips, and was well attributed to the wetting and the subsequent capillary action of melted PTFE on the oxide surface in the cracks during the process.

The decrease previously reported in rSBA and group A specific IgG [ 8] between 1 week and 1 month following revaccination in some vaccine groups may be attributed to the rapid expansion and subsequent downregulation of antibody secretion due to the reduced availability of antigen.

In January this year, LVMH reported a 20percentt decline in operating income for 2001, which it attributed to the Sept. 11 attacks and the subsequent decline in tourism.

Some of that growth can be attributed to the recession, of course, and the subsequent belt-tightening up and down the economic ladder.

The generation and evolution of the vortex behind the obstacle can be attributed to the initial flame acceleration, while the subsequent flame deceleration is due to the flame-vortex interaction.

The mechanism of retention of the reagent in hypoxic tissues is largely attributed to the low oxygen tensions and the subsequent altered redox environment of hypoxic tumours (increased NADH levels).