Sentence examples for attributed to the substantial from inspiring English sources
To a large part this can be attributed to the substantial discretion researchers have in their design and implementation.
The enhanced OER activity was attributed to the substantial increase in the active catalyst surface area due to the formation of mesoporous network within the cobalt hydroxide framework.
Increased fatigue resistance of the coated material was attributed to the substantial compressive residual stresses that hindered crack initiation and that was caused by the high velocity spray particles during the coating process.
The formation of the microphase-separated structures could be attributed to the substantial mobility of PS blocks and P4VP/POAA complexes and enhanced repulsion between them under the benzene/NMP mixture vapor.
The superior carrier transport properties exhibited in the fs-PLD CIGS film again could be attributed to the substantial improvements realized in suppressing the formation of Cu2 - xSe secondary phase and air voids by the fs-PLD process.
A high response rate is attributed to the substantial interest of medical students regarding this topic and the direct distribution and prompt collection of questionnaires.
The results demonstrated that the pH-dependent colloid stability decreased significantly with tropical soil development, which we attribute to the substantial changes in clay mineral compositions and colloid surface charge properties.
The decrease of σ at higher contents of CyMA in the crosslinked polymer is attributed to the insertion of substantial parts of (EG 11DME into the copolymer network and to a chain stiffening effect of CyMA.
This phenomenon is also attributed to the fact that substantial hydrogen ions compete for vacant adsorption sites of adsorbents at lower pH values.
Because blood lead levels in that child ranged between approximately 25 and 29 μg/dL throughout the study, these results indicate that the chronically elevated blood lead levels may be attributed to the mobilization of substantial bone lead stores.
Hyperandrogenemia is a common disorder in PCOS; it is mutifactorial in origin, typically attributed to the ovary with substantial contributions from an adrenal source, and to a lesser extent adipose tissues (van der Spuy and Dyer, 2004; Nisenblat and Norman, 2009).
