Sentence examples for be attributed to generation from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of the strength degradation may be attributed to generation of microcracks due to thermal loading, while the color change is attributed to either chemical changes within the rock, or scattering of light due to the generated microcracks.

These authors proposed that liposome cytotoxicity could be attributed to generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), required for the induction of apoptosis, being clearly dependent on the cholesterol concentration in the liposomal formulation.

Radiation-induced damage to biomolecules such as proteins and DNA has mostly been attributed to generation of ROS and consequent oxidative stress, which has been implicated in neurodegeneration, aging, and cancer [ 64, 69- 71].

This could be due to myocardial accumulation of citrate that has been attributed to generation of fluoroacetate (formed from the degradation of 5-FU parenteral preparation) and can interfere with the Krebs cycle [ 48– 51].

The increased NO in asthma has been attributed to generation from inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) in response to inflammatory signals typical in this disease, and NO generated in this manner can have pro-inflammatory activity [ 20].

One of the major mechanisms associated with heavy metal toxicity has been attributed to generation of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, which develops imbalance between the prooxidant elements and the antioxidants (reducing elements) in the body.

That the situation is so different now can largely be attributed to this generation of players; consult present-day undergraduates at a jazz program and you're likely to draw that conclusion.

Mr. Factor, who said he was strongly influenced by Warhol, said he thinks the marriage of makeup and art can be attributed to a generation that came of age during the Pop era.

Higher bond strength in ECC specimens could also be attributed to the generation of high radial confinement due to the presence of PVA fiber and transverse reinforcement.

This may be attributed to the generation and redistribution of oxide defects in the switching material [7, 33] due to increase stress and temperature.

The results show that atmospheric carbonation of AAS results in volumetric expansion and disintegration, which may be attributed to the generation of crystallization stress in restrained pore spaces.