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Enhanced activity can be ascribed to higher ability to generate NO2, but also to particular layer thickness and morphology which facilitate alkali mobility, key issue in the simultaneous removal mechanism.

Mr King said that the Bank's interest-rate-setting committee had been surprised by both the economic slowdown and the rate at which inflation had picked up.No more than half of the acceleration in inflation could be ascribed to higher oil prices, the governor argued.

This might be ascribed to higher surface area, as we have calculated above and greater availability of NH+ and :NH2 functionalities which are accessible for the sorption of Cr III) and Cr VI), respectively.

The molecular mechanism underlying the RofA-mediated effect may be ascribed to higher levels of Cpa production, a putative collagen binding protein that can be incorporated into the pilus structure [11], [17], [23].

The superior electrochemical performance of S0.87Se0.13/CPAN composites should be ascribed to high S/Se ratio in S0.87Se0.13/CPAN composites and good conductivity brought by the addition of Se, which make full use of high capacity of S.

Higher total dissolved solids in thermal water can be ascribed to high-temperature water-rock interaction at great depth.

The high production of phenolics also may be ascribed to high acidity and large pore size of Meso-MFI.

The root length retardation observed at higher decanter cake application rate (30% DC) may be ascribed to high metal concentrations in the soil.

High values of potential salinity in the area can be ascribed to high sulfate content derived from the lead mining, the major mineral mined in the studied area.

Much of this diversity can be ascribed to high rates of mutation and inter-strain recombination [17], [18].

17 18 23 24 The surprisingly high CMV-IgG seroprevalence levels in Norway may probably be ascribed to high incidence of breastfeeding and children attending group day-care facilities.