Sentence examples for be attributed to outer from inspiring English sources
Application to diabetes indicates widespread inner retinal dysfunction which cannot be attributed to outer retinal changes (P < 0.05).
This has been attributed to outer sphere reorganization of the 'players' leading to lowering of the reaction activation barrier (Roth et al. 2004).
The higher sensitivity of Gram-positive bacteria (S. aureus and E. faecalis) could be attributed to their outer peptidoglycan layer which is not an effective permeability barrier [ 28].
This shift may be attributed to severe dehydration of the outer layers.
This may be attributed to their very thick gelatinous outer cell walls which likely contain some contaminant bacteria.
Moreover, the reason could be attributed to the presence of extra outer membrane in their cell wall acting as barrier for the compound(s) to diffuse into the bacterial cells [ 22].
However, repeating the SMD simulations but localizing the excess energy on a single random molecule instead of the entire cluster indeed produces a much broader velocity distribution, with a high velocity tail that can be attributed to the excitation of the outer molecules.
The improved NF performance may be attributed to (1) a controllable thin selective outer layer; (2) a less resistant interface between the outer and inner layers; and (3) a fully porous substructure with reduced transport resistance.
The reasons can be attributed to removing the anisotropy of outer-shell of grains, supplement of lithium ions in various sites in grain boundary and close bindings among grains by the amorphous boundary layer among grains.
Therefore, we consider that the multi-stable conductance states in DWCNTs can be attributed to the different configurations of its outer and inner tubes.
This could be attributed to the resistance effect that the outer enamel layer acquires from the fluoride content of the Clinpro which may be of significant effect especially when using self-etching primers in bonding due to their more superficial etching effect compared with the etching of the conventionally used phosphoric acid.
