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The observed enhanced and quenched emissions in the presence of Zn2+ and F− ions may be attributed to restricted and enhanced PET reactions probably, due to the complexation and deprotonation of NH fragment present at the aminoalkyl linker arm, respectively.
This fact can be attributed to restricted rotation around the C6 N bond due to resonance that gives this bond some double bond character [44].
This effect is attributed to restricted segmental mobility of the polyisoprene chains found in the proximity of the ionic aggregates.
The lower diffusion coefficients compared with those in liquid solvents were attributed to restricted mobility and channel size effects in the LLC.
The present aggregation-induced emission enhancement was attributed to restricted intramolecular rotational motions in the solid by carefully analyzing the difference in molecular structure and photophysical properties amongst the new complexes.
As previously reported, we hypothesize that that the failure to observe FAA in Bmal1−/− mice by Fuller et al. [31] can be attributed to the restricted feeding protocol used in that study [39].
This shortcoming can be attributed to the restricted time frame allotted for seminars.
This observation might be attributed to overly restricted gene selection given that number of SNPs in genes dropped from 2293 in 47 genes to 210 in only 6 genes.
The lack of global information may be attributed to their restricted use in many developed countries because of potential carcinogenicity in mammals [ Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) 2007; European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products 1997].
As it was reported by Irshad et al. (2002) and Tabatabaei (2006), the increasing effect of N on Cl concentration in soil saturated paste can be attributed to anionic competition and restricting effect of ({text{NO}}_{3}^) on Cl− uptake by plant.
The differences seen between the WTF and WT may be attributed to the ultra-filtration process restricting the passage of larger molecules and leaving smaller ones in the filtrate.
