The phrase "attributes concentration" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the focus or emphasis on certain attributes, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study attributes concentration to the effectiveness of the training program."
Alternatives: "focus on attributes" or "emphasizes characteristics".
Appearance of doublet reflections corresponding to almost the same orientations but different Bragg angles can be attributed to concentration inhomogeneity of nickel in grains.
This behavior is attributed to concentration gradients of water during film formation and their corresponding effects on isocyanate hydrolysis reactions in conjunction with PEG stratification near the F A interface.
For bottled water, we attributed a concentration of 0 μg/L based on a survey of bottled water in Canada that reported a median < 1 μg/L for manganese concentration (Dabeka et al. 2002).
To allow statistical analysis with continuous variables, the concentrations below the detection limit were allocated an arbitrary value of 10 pg/ml, representing an undetectable response, whilst results exceeding the assay's upper limit of detection were attributed the concentration corresponding to this limit.
Various researchers have also attributed elevated concentrations of nitrate to nearby septic tanks (Hem 2002).
The input data required are: meteorological data, landuse/cover map with event mean concentration attributes, geological maps with hydraulic and geochemical attributes, and topographic and water table elevation data in grid form.
The ISAF attributes the high concentration of attacks in Florida's Brevard and Volusia Counties to having two of the most popular beaches in the state, with a huge influx of tourists and surfers using the water each year.
Caleb Simmons, an associate professor of religious studies at the University of Arizona, attributes the strong concentration of Hindus to the influx of Indian immigrants in the past fifteen years, spurred by jobs in the medical, technology, and engineering sectors.
Bernie Williams of the Yankees attributed it to "concentration and focus," adding, "He thrives on performing at his best in pressure situations".
