Sentence examples for been mostly ascribed to from inspiring English sources
The loss of Latinos has been mostly ascribed to the perception that the Republican Party is anti-immigrant.
The declining transgene expression of IDLVs in proliferating cells has been mostly ascribed to the progressive loss of episomal DNA from the cell nucleus during mitosis versus the stably integrated provirus of ICLVs.
Such an improvement was mostly ascribed to more accessible reaction interface of electroactive nickel oxide through its higher loading and a uniform dispersion on titania nanotubes.
The enhanced corrosion resistance of ZATP pigment is mostly ascribed to the coefficient of low acidity, spacing crush and surface modification.
The causes that the Na3V2(PO4)3/C nanofibers exhibit good rate performances, cyclic ability and structural reversibility can be mostly ascribed to the perfect nanofibers.
However, further improving the peening density resulted in a poor corrosion performance, which was mostly ascribed to the increased surface roughness due to the raised deformation.
At the first Remembrance Day service on Weymouth seafront after the end of the Falklands conflict, the turnout is reported to be smaller than the previous year's (though this is mostly ascribed to the terrible weather).
When used as a photosensitizing agent in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC), the covalent hybrid demonstrated lower photovoltaic performances compared to the cell with the reference dye, a result that was mostly ascribed to the lower dye content of the former.
The reasons for students' positive attitudes towards online tests are varied but seemed to be mostly ascribed to the perceived easiness of MCQs (Donnelly, 2014; Gipps, 2005).
This band-gap underestimation is mostly ascribed to the well-known limitation of the exchange correlation functional in describing excited states.
Changes in T g were mostly ascribed to changes in chain mobility [9, 20], but effective links between the polymeric chains and the nanotube surface might be as well of relevance [6, 10].
