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This can be attributed to unique transmission features due to the strong modulating ability of ZTG for the magnetic transport.

The use of GSs as substrate significantly improve the electrochemical performance of Mn3O4, which can be attributed to unique spherical structure of graphene and excellent stability and anti-reunion of Mn3O4 NPs.

Electrochemical studies reveal that the Pt/MC catalysts have higher electrocatalytic activities both for methanol oxidation and oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in comparison to the Pt/XC72R and commercial Pt/C, which may be attributed to unique mesopore structure of MCs and enhanced interaction between Pt nanoparticles and MCs.

Nevertheless, the effect is still apparent in species inhabiting the mesopelagic zone (200 1000m), and so cannot be attributed to unique features of abyssal ecology.

These results agreed with Zhang et al.'s [ 7], who showed that slight improvements associated with Affy 5.0 and Illumina 550 K may be attributed to unique SNPs on these platforms.

The remaining 19% was attributed to unique (i.e., unshared) environmental factors.

The controlling of proliferation, migration and adhesion of cells is attributed to unique phase bio-functionalization.

These results were attributed to unique multiple hierarchical structure of polymer NC gel, which was composed of cross-linking polymer network and micro magnetic fluid unit.

The results reveal that ZnO SnO2 core shell structure enhances the sensing performance and shortens the response/recovery time, which is attributed to unique hollow structure, oxygen vacancies and n n heterojunction.

The excellent electrochemical performance is attributed to unique line-plane structure between the one dimensional active carbon fiber and the two dimensional reduced graphene oxide, and incorporation of nitrogen functional groups.

The remaining variance is attributed to unique environmental factors that make family members different from one another plus error of measurement [9]; [9]].