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Presence of traces or absence of metal peaks in the EDS spectra indicates that the metal removal by the mycelia of Galerina vittiformis may be attributed to vigorous intracellular bioaccumulation mechanism, rather than adsorption on the surface.

Excellent CMAS resistance in Gadolinium Zirconate, Gd2Zr2O7 (GZO) coatings is attributed to vigorous reactions between the CMAS melt and the GZO that form secondary phases that rapidly crystallize and block further infiltration of CMAS.

Since then, water use in all Shandong economic sectors exhibit a downward trend despite continued increases in goods and services net exports, a trend which can be attributed to the vigorous implementation of water-saving policies and measures, especially water use quotas.

The monodispersed property of the dGQDs could be attributed to the rapid, vigorous stirring and the cracking effect of H2O2. Figure 2 TEM images of three modified GQDs deposited on copper grids.

The decreasing average particle sizes for CS-coated MNPs and Nyst-CS-MNP nanocomposites compared to MNPs may be attributed to the prolonged vigorous stirring at high speeds after the addition of the polymer and the drugs.

Exceedingly rapid development of ignition centers may be attributed to the onset of vigorous chain branching via O atoms.

The inability of the 7D-PAR and the HAES to reflect aerobic fitness may be attributed to the fact that vigorous activities were not captured as well as moderate activities (Tables 3 and 4).

To some extent, this slower increase in rate of recovery of function can be attributed to the advice the patients are given after surgery not to indulge in vigorous rehabilitation.

38, 40 This could be attributed to excess damage of RGO flakes caused at the harsh environment in the autoclave during the vigorous process of reduction hybridization and to irreversible defects induced during the oxidation process of initial graphite powder.

"It is therefore ironic," writes the team with characteristic scientific dryness, "that the fossil that has been at the center of a vigorous debate about the role, if any, of arboreal locomotion in early human evolution can potentially be attributed to a fall out of a tree".

The errors can be attributed to oversight".