Sentence examples for be attributed to fast from inspiring English sources
The increase in efficiency can be attributed to fast electron transport, improve light harvesting efficiency, and enhanced electron collection at photoanodes.
The high capacity and cycling stability can be attributed to fast ion diffusion and electron transport as well as redox-active oxygen-containing functional groups attached on partially reduced graphene oxide sheets and carbon nanotubes [78].
Electrochemical impedance spectrum results revealed that the improved electrochemical performance of Fe2O3/graphene can be attributed to fast migration of Li+ through surface film and charge transfer on active material/electrolyte interfaces.
In the past few decades, using steel braces as a means with which to retrofit RC structures has become the subject of more attention and the reason can be attributed to fast implementation of the system as well as a significant increase in the stiffness and the strength of the structure.
Higher efficiency of microbial nitrogen production might be attributed to faster passage rate of NDF for cows fed bm3 corn silage compared with those fed control corn silage.
The enhancement of photocatalytic performance can be attributed to faster charge separation and transport benefitting from the construction of tight heterogeneous interfaces and band offset structure between MIS nanoplates and mesoporous CN nanosheets.
Hence, the weight of the rooted split between archaebacteria and eubacteria cannot be attributed to faster archaebacterial evolutionary rates.
The changes we are depicting in brain tumor-bearing rats could not be attributed to fasting since the amplitude of the modifications of H2Ost dynamics widely exceeded that observed in fasted rats.
Prolonged suppression of high-energy emission from an active galactic nucleus is attributed to fast expulsion of ionized gas.
These results support the antedrug concept, of which the decrease in systemic adverse effects is attributed to fast hydrolysis to inactive metabolite in the systemic circulation.
The chromium oxidation was attributed to fast chromium diffusion through random boundaries and mechanically deformed regions such as scratches left after polishing.
