Sentence examples for generation was attributed from inspiring English sources

The stress generation was attributed to nuclei coalescence and formation of grain boundaries of which volume increased with the applied current density.

For the mixture of delithiated electrodes and electrolytes, the heat generation was attributed mainly to thermal decomposition of the electrolyte at about 280 °C.

DNA damage and ROS generation was attributed to DATS-mediated G2/M arrest in these two types of skin cancer cells.

The improved photocurrent generation is attributed to the ability of graphene sheets to capture and transport the charge as collecting electrodes.

In Cognitive Science, initial hypothesis generation is attributed to analogical reasoning, and creativity is described as a process of combining seemingly unrelated knowledge [2].

On analyzing the sub-processes, it is traced that 83% of the ODP of steam generation is attributed to the transport and storage of liquefied natural gas onshore and offshore for utilization in power plants.

Based on the nanoparticle characterization, the increased ROS generation is attributed to the stabilizing ligand oleylamine, which has a higher degree of surface coverage in the platelet sample than the spherical sample.

This force generation is attributed to the voltage-dependent contractility of the OHCs underpinned by the motor protein, prestin.

Although the precise mechanisms responsible for increased ROS stress in cancer cells have not be defined, the increase in ROS generation is attributed to active cellular metabolic activity under the influence of oncogenic signals and/or to mitochondrial malfunction in cancer cells [ 44].

This differential regulation between subsequent control generations was attributed to possible differences in synchronization of the molting and reproductive cycle of the daphnids in the different generations.

The success of the breakthrough second generation Toyota Prius was attributed as much to design, which simply made the hybrid vehicle 'normal', as much to any technological factor.