Sentence examples for be well ascribed from inspiring English sources
The fragmented populations of Ebro Valley are experiencing extinction, emigration and immigration events, thus can be well ascribed to a metapopulation system [11], [12].
For the SnS2@CoS2 rGO composite, the main reflections are well ascribed to the characteristic peaks of SnS2 and CoS2.
It is observed that two broad peaks around 27.4° and 13.0° in the XRD patterns of the pure g-C3N4 are well ascribed to the (002) and (100) diffraction planes, respectively.
Furthermore, fatigue and muscular weakness ascribed to hypomagnesaemia may also be well explained by K depletion.
The precise reason for this gradient is unclear, but may well be ascribed to 1) a selective caudo rostral vulnerability to pathologic α-synuclein accumulation, or 2) the sacral segment having a higher amount of endogenous α-synuclein.
These enhancement factors (EFs) with respect to non-interacting individual particles, are well-understood and ascribed to the generation of optical hotspots within the gaps formed between the particles.
Within a very small circle of electronic musicians and aficionados, Maryanne had long been a cult figure, and I was well aware of the genius ascribed to her when we first met, though (as I'll relate) it turned out to be exceedingly difficult for me to see her gifts manifested in actual pieces.
As is well known, Rawls starts by ascribing to the utilitarian the claim that the rationality of a certain principle of social choice can be inferred from the rationality of a certain principle of individual choice.
The doctors' ideas were well received by developmental psychologists who ascribed to attachment theory, which links the relations newborns have with their first caregivers to their ability to have healthy relationships in adulthood.
Sleep fragmentation: Changes in sleep patterns in the elderly have been well-documented, but ascribing them specifically to circadian or homeostatic changes are more difficult.
Indeed, our study is relatively small and the lack of a formal statistical significance may well be ascribed to the low statistical power of the study.
