Sentence examples for be ascribed to preferential from inspiring English sources

In accord with similar behavior in Ga-doped g-As30Se50Te20 [8, 13], this effect can be ascribed to preferential formation of high-temperature γ-Ga2Se3 phase.

During the hydrothermal process of Nb2O5 nanorod precursors, the formation of single-crystalline nanoporous nanotubes can be ascribed to preferential-etching of single-crystalline nanorods.

These behaviors can also be ascribed to the preferential attack of oxygen to the structural defects.

We have previously reported that PTX-loaded PEG5K-FTS2(L) micelles showed better antitumor activity than Taxol formulation, which could be ascribed to their preferential tumor accumulation and a possible synergistic effect between PEG5K-FTS2(L) carrier and loaded PTX.

This "anti-inflammatory" action of sarcomata which is related to their immunogenicity cannot be ascribed to the preferential uptake of monocytes by the tumours and it is concluded that the monocytes in the blood of tumour-bearers, though increased in number, are modified so that they do not enter sites of inflammation.

62 In addition, the presumptive role of vitamin D in the pathogenesis of MS and various other diseases may be ascribed to the vitamin D receptor preferential binding to intronic and intergenic regions with regulatory role and enhancer functions, 63 again supporting possible consequences on gene expression noise.

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

That, clearly, should be ascribed to judgment, not luck.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

This can be ascribed to the following.

This can be ascribed to the Mn-improved spillover effect.