The losses in CP under this study can be attributed to weathering, continued respiration of stored grasses, and microbial activity during storage which was observed by Rotz (2003).
The observed decline in CP with storage periods may be attributed to weathering, microbial, and fungal activities that resulted to fermentation of soluble carbohydrates and hence decline in CP levels in the process.
Since the pilots and the machinists have contended that they have not orchestrated any job actions and many of this summer's delays and cancellations have been attributed to weather, it is hard to know how much yesterday's tentative contract will affect passengers.
He also wrote his "Message To The Public", primarily a defence of the expedition's organisation and conduct in which the party's failure is attributed to weather and other misfortunes, but ending on an inspirational note, with these words: Scott is presumed to have died on 29 March 1912, or possibly one day later.
After accounting for the CF4 that could be attributed to weathering, the team found that water samples closer to the fault contained excess CF4 levels that were significantly higher than those from farther away.
High Na+ content may be attributed to weathering of silicate rocks containing sodium (e.g. feldspars) which was further enhanced by decreasing soil:water ratio due to high evaporative demand.
Maximum values are observed in PRM. Figure 4 shows that high concentration of F− are observed in both low and high pH conditions that may be attributed to weathering of biotite minerals from HBG.
Sediment supply from locally derived sources (or "base load") was high and reached 77% of total sediment yield for the study period, and was attributed to weathering of bed material or gullies.
The plot of Ca2+ + Mg2+ vs HCO3 − shows a abundance of Ca2+ + Mg2+ relative to HCO3 −, and Fig. 8b shows that the abundance of (Ca + Mg) in most of the groundwater samples probably can be attributed to carbonate weathering.
After examining more than 74 million deaths that occurred in 13 countries from 1985 to 2012, researchers calculated that 7.3% of them could be attributed to cold weather and 0.4% to hot weather.
