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In each example, the fall from equilibrium can be attributed to sharp declines in the heavier hydrocarbon, propane in Figure 7 and n-butane in Figure 8.
In the UK, 16% of occupational injuries occurring in hospitals are attributed to sharps injuries.
Much of that drop can be attributed to a sharp slowdown in Spain.
A good chunk of the increase may be attributed to the sharp rise in law-enforcement numbers on the border.
There were also cells thermally ablated without the internalization of SWCNTs as observed through confocal microscopy, which may be attributed to the sharp local temperature increase [78].
And the normalized ALPGE current decreases at smaller wavelengths, which can be attributed to the sharp decrease of the momentum and energy relaxation time.
These reductions can be attributed to a sharp decline in felony drug arrests, increased diversion to treatment programs, legislation that allowed for more earned time credits for people in prison, and reforms to the Rockefeller Drug Laws including lower mandatory minimums.
The enhanced coercivity may be attributed to the large sharp anisotropic nature of the nanoplates which represents the barrier for particle remagnetization[42].
The superiority of the lens-like nanoparticle to other structures such as cube, sphere, and cylinder in current enhancement can be attributed to the coexistence of sharp tips and smoothing surfaces - the former helps to induce local surface plasmon and thus the strong field nearby while the latter enables the sunlight to be effectively scattered at large angles.
The higher levels of unionised ammonia reported from polyculture than monoculture system in the present study could be attributed to the presence of African sharp tooth catfish (C. gariepinus) in polyculture treatments.
The match between treated volumes (NPVs) and predicted treatment volumes in our study was very good with a 92% concordance rate that may in part be attributed to the homogeneous ablation with sharp thermal dose borders produced by the utilised volumetric ablation technique.
