That there have been so few staged war photographs since the Vietnam War probably should not be attributed to higher standards of journalistic probity.
Negative CH4 emission was recorded during the fallow period which may be attributed to higher methanotrophic bacterial population.
Liesche, J., Windt, C., Bohr, T., Schulz, A. & Jensen, K. H. Slower phloem transport in gymnosperm trees can be attributed to higher sieve element resistance.
Fahour said about 1% to 2% of the volume decline could be attributed to higher stamp prices, but most of it was because of Australians opting for digital substitutes.
Half of the nominal return to migration can be attributed to higher cost of living in northern cities, but the other half represents a real increase in purchasing power.
Differences in the depth of 0.3 0.6 m can be attributed to higher Rendzic Leptosol bulk density, resulting from its higher clay content at that depth.
The enhanced electrochemical performance of the MoS2/g-C3N4 heterostrucould could be attributed to higher charge carrier mobility in heterostructure interface, improved specific activity and large surface area.
The first is that the run-up in inflation could largely be attributed to higher food prices caused by "supply shocks" in the agriculture industry; so monetary policy does not need to be tightened.
Similarly, the increase in plasma and acrosomal membrane integrity could be attributed to higher concentrations of polyunsaturated fatty acids (a key cell-membrane component), combined with the prevention of excess lipid peroxidation by antioxidants.
This reduction in present costs of the new HXs were found to be attributed to higher operational costs for the shell-and-tube HXs, as evidenced by the higher pumping power, as well their capital investment costs.
This higher activity can be attributed to higher surface area and crystallinity, which signify the promising commercial application of m-BiVO4 nasoribbons as highly novel and highly efficient photocatalyst for the degradation of organic pollutants.
