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In the case of inert mineral admixtures, the increase in strength with the fineness of mineral admixtures cannot be explained by the filler effect, but can be attributed to the physical effect of heterogeneous nucleation.

In addition it can be concluded that the continuous character of the transition observed in solution does not arise from the polydispersity of the particles but can be attributed to the heterogeneity inside each individual microgel particle.

"She died so young and her career was so short, her significance wasn't so much in photography — though it was significant — but can be attributed to the fact that a woman did go and involve herself in battlefield photographs," Ms. Rosenblum said.

The decrease in the concentration of oxygen vacancy from 71%to31%1% allowed us to conclude that the wettability conversion phenomenon is not due to oxygen vacancy but can be attributed to the presence of oxygen adatoms on the sample surfaces.

In other words, much of the credit for Britain's recent spell of low inflation does not belong to the MPC at all, but can be attributed to the interest-rate decisions taken before it was set up, by the then chancellor, Kenneth Clarke.

The increase in household numbers and decline in herd numbers may not necessarily be due to legalization but can be attributed to two other possible reasons.

"The number of cancellations did go up marginally in the first nine months of the rule," he said, "but that can be attributed entirely to the very bad weather we had.

We find that the observed change in transport is not due to direct irradiation effects but instead can be attributed to electron beam induced molecular adsorption, governed by a Redox process.

The fact that the protection apparently conferred by A-beta in the mouse model of multiple sclerosis doesn't require its delivery to the brain but, rather, can be attributed to its immune-suppressing effect in the body's peripheral tissues is likewise intriguing, suggested Steinman.

Now and again there is some awkwardly worded dialogue, but this can be attributed to the characters, for one cannot expect them all to voice perfectly balanced sentences.Miss Hepburn is often like an American Greta Garbo, an actress whose work is comparable to the famous Swede's and whose voice is much more pleasant in tone.

In a further small, double-blind randomised study [103] in 55 patients, a statistically significant superiority over placebo was shown after 3-month use, but this can be attributed to the surprisingly low placebo effect.