Sentence examples for be ascribed to three from inspiring English sources

This may be ascribed to three different generation mechanisms.

The article argues that the short-lived Islamist government's fall can be ascribed to three key factors: its lack of a revolutionary agenda, the Brotherhood's organizational stagnation and inertia, and its leaders' incompetence and inexperience in governance.

The influence of PVP with different average molecular weight on the morphology and size of Ag NWs can be ascribed to three factors: (i) PVP as the capping agent prefers to adsorb on the side faces of MTPs [69].

In addition, the distance matrix agrees well with the observation by Daily et al. that the in vivo ring stage expression samples can be ascribed to three clusters [ 8]: starvation response accompanied by metabolism of alternative carbon sources (cluster 1), active growth based on glycolytic metabolism (cluster 2) and environmental stress response (cluster 3).

It can be ascribed to two sides.

The mechanism of this platform has been elaborately explored and the high sensitivity should be ascribed to two aspects.

It shows two oxidation waves at −0.01 V and +0.24 V (versus Fc/Fc+), which can be ascribed to two successive oxidative dopings of the molecule.

The results show that the excellent high temperature oxidation resistance of the AOF coated Ti 50Al can be ascribed to two aspects.

The treatises on esoteric or occult subjects attribute to Maslama al-Majrītī two works on natural science that are not properly his but may be ascribed to one of his pupils.

Such an identical evolution trend of both tensile and GMI properties can be ascribed to two underlying mechanisms: the generation of longitudinal and circumferential residual stresses and the growth of deformation-induced nanocrystals during cold-drawing.

The loss of discharge capacity for this battery can be ascribed to two causes: (i) desorption of hydrogen from the Mg1.95Y0.05Ni0.92Al0.08 hydride anode; and (ii) anode surface degradation resulting from oxidation of the magnesium alloy in the electrolyte.