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In the graphene monolayer, the entropic contribution is attributed to the intrinsic ripples.

This contribution is attributed to a deprotonation reaction of the radical cation induced by the catalytic decomposition of PF6− in presence of H+, which supports well the few other experimental data reported on the decomposition issues of LiPF6.

Indeed, below T ≈ θ D, the temperature dependence of the phonon-drag contribution is attributed to be a competitive process in which S(T) decreases on lowering temperature and slightly improves on increasing temperature which is attributed to phonon-phonon scattering.

Among the 50 m laps, the contribution of biomechanical, energetic, coordinative, and muscular factors was on average 81.1%, 3.9%, 9.5%, and 5.5%, respectively, and 61% of the biomechanical contribution was attributed to the SL and SR.

For both Walloon and MACE information associated with the internally used sires and for the three traits (i.e. for milk, fat and protein yields), less than 6.4% of all contributions were attributed to relationships.

Second, we did not ignore PCs to which only tiny contributions were attributed (PC2, PC3, PC4 and PC5 investigated in this study had at most 10% contributions), while standard procedures recommend ignoring such PCs since it is impossible to distinguish them from background noise.

From the variance components model, we found that the largest contribution to variability is attributed to subject (95.72%, CI 93.10% to 97.22%), while the observer's contribution is minimal (1.03%, CI 0.41% to 2.28%).

The contribution of the procedure is attributed to the simplicity and accuracy in developing representative voided structures from SEM images which otherwise need to be extracted from tedious processes like X-ray microtomography reconstruction.

The major contribution to the skew is attributed to the symmetry of replication initiated from a single Ori-site.

The major contribution to the additional capacity is attributed to the inevitable formation of solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) film [37, 38].