Sentence examples for be attributed to rapid from inspiring English sources
The growth into a single urban patch can be attributed to rapid urbanisation coupled with the industrialisation.
The increased electrochemical performance of macroporous graphene can be attributed to rapid ion transport due to the porous structures [47, 105].
The increase of Acacia drepanolobium, Acacia xanthopholea, Maerua pseudopetalosa and Aspilia mossambicensis away from the locus could be attributed to rapid regeneration ability that these woody species have after the establishment of the piosphere.
The highest dry matter production with the application of 1.25 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost could be attributed to rapid mineralization of N from this treatment and absorption of the N by the rice crops.
Higher grain yield obtained from the above treatments might be attributed to rapid mineralization of N and sustained supply of N from pressmud, which might have met the N requirement of crop over a long period and specifically at the critical stages of crop growth.
According to The Age, Australia's ranking fell for mobile and fixed broadband can be attributed to rapid advances in speeds overseas rather than slower internet over the month.
These low values were attributed to rapid, efficient removal of snow by prevailing windy conditions throughout the winter.
Some complications associated with BMP-2 treatment have been attributed to rapid release of BMP-2 from conventional collagen scaffolds, motivating the development of tunable sustained-release strategies.
Relatively low scatter of fatigue lives found is attributed to rapid crack initiation and, thus, the dominant influence of the (micro-) crack growth regime.
In particular, a high amounts of curcumin released were observed in delivery systems containing high Tween 60 concentrations, which was attributed to rapid diffusion of curcumin-loaded surfactant micelles out of the beads.
The relatively high sensitivity of the Asmanex Twisthaler to flow ramp is attributed to rapid aerosol clearance (from the inhaler) combined with a strong effect of flow-rate on particle de-agglomeration and resulting size distribution.
