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The enhancement of the rate constants for the CIL alkylation at the macroscopic scale can be ascribed into the higher solvation and diffusion of isobutane in the CIL at the microscopic scale, which is confirmed by the solvation free energy and diffusion coefficient calculation using molecular dynamics simulation.

The first two groups were compared to reveal whether any changes in morbidity could be ascribed to enrolling into HIV care programs, rather than to changes in reporting or perception of illness that occurred by just testing positive in HBCT.

Such improved properties would be ascribed to the HF scavenging into the electrolyte by presence of the submicron-sized NiO particles in Li1.1Mn1.9O4 cathode.

Part of the sequestration could be ascribed to migration of eosinophils into the inflammatory site itself, presumably by chemotactic substances released during acute inflammation.

What we see and notice, standing in the front of the room, can be ascribed to politeness, too — until people fade into invisibility.

The reason that the lime was not transformed into calcite completely might be ascribed to it being wrapped by the sticky-rice in the mortar.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

It may be ascribed to the fact that CuI species turned into CuIII species, which is in agreement with the previous reports [30].

Of the clusters that can be mapped into GO hierarchies, 90% can be ascribed molecular functions (Table 4).

The degradation of Schottky characteristics at higher temperatures (up to 900°C) could be ascribed to the out-diffusion and aggregation of carbon into clusters, observed by TEM analysis.

This can be ascribed to intracellular polyphosphate (poly-P) being taken up into the biomass present in the aerobic reactor and then being released in the anoxic reactor.