Sentence examples for attributed to the uniformity from inspiring English sources

The sub-Poissonian length distribution of our NWs is a demonstration of their remarkable uniformity, which is attributed to the uniformity of the nucleation sites, lack of secondary nucleation, and self-regulated growth mode.

While the relationship of burden with service satisfaction is controversial [ 15], the lack of a significant relationship in our study could be attributed to the uniformity of experience in a centralized service that is totally free - of - charge and lacks community-based services.

Quasi-Monte Carlo methods are known to converge faster (Caflisch 1998) and provide low discrepancies, which is attributed to the improved uniformity.

The multiple color patterns are attributed to the non-uniformity of the CdS film on the TO-coated glass.

The deteriorated corrosion resistance of the 673 K and 873 K samples was attributed to the non-uniformity of the surface and phase transition from α to β-Ti, respectively.

Once, as with the scientific treatment of African soils, a much greater uniformity was attributed to the vegetation than would have been generally acceptable in the same period for treatments of the lands of western Europe or the United States.

This uniformity is attributed to the relatively high concentrations of H2S (mostly >1 mmol/kg) present in hydrothermal fluids in all of the hydrothermal systems.

Maximum transmittance is found to be 96% (at 502 nm) for the ATO film doped with 2 at.% of Sb, which is attributed to the low scattering effect and thickness uniformity of the film due to surface smoothness of the film.

The high level of viability and the uniformity of results may be attributed to the fact that spores were produced in vitro, under uniform environmental conditions and with no growth constraints.

The enhanced electrochemical performance could be attributed to the high ionic conductivity of LLTO and the uniformity of the coating layer.

This non-uniformity is attributed to the anisotropic sample spacing.