Sentence examples for emission can be attributed from inspiring English sources
Next year, Sweden will start labeling food products so that shoppers can look at how much emission can be attributed to serving steak compared with, say, chicken or turkey.
The 460 nm emission can be attributed to folic acid and the 630 nm emission to CdTe quantum dots.
Other authors have reported that the green emission can be attributed to both oxygen and zinc vacancies [15, 16].
The unique phosphorescence emission can be attributed to the radiative recombination from iron related donors and boron related acceptors.
This orange-red emission can be attributed to the transition from zinc interstitial (Zni) to oxygen interstitial (Oi) defect levels in ZnO [26].
This blue emission can be attributed to the NBE emission of ZnSe, also associated with free-exciton recombination at room temperature [17, 31, 32].
The violet emissions can be attributed to the recombination of electrons and holes between the interstitial zinc (Zni) shallow donor levels and the valence band [16, 17].
The blue and green emissions can be attributed to the zinc vacancy and oxygen vacancy defects in ZnO/HfO2 Eu nanocables, and the yellow red emissions are derived from the inner 4f-shell transitions of corresponding Eu3+ ions in HfO2 Eu shells.
A subsequent analysis of the diesel engine simulation results shows that the differences in engine operation and carbon monoxide emissions can be attributed to the different ignitability, reflected by the different cetane ratings of the fuels.
The increase in cost and emissions can be attributed to the fact that, the charging load of PEV adds to the generation cost resulted due to increased demand and at the same time driving the generation to maximum levels thereby propelling the quadratic term of the emission function.
