Sentence examples for interpreted to arise from inspiring English sources

This structure size-dependence is interpreted to arise from a transition of the rate-controlling mechanism from intra-twin to twin boundary-mediated processes with decreasing twin thickness.

This discrepancy was interpreted to arise from the structural peculiarities of the former, where the presence of folds, voids and wrinkles would make its exfoliation process to be less reliant on oxidation reactions.

Based on the structural measurements reported here, the rheological phenomena are interpreted to arise from a combination of flow-induced particle orientation and rate- and time-dependent destruction or reformation of particle networks.

The as-prepared HTC xerogels were made up of a random assembly of thin (<30 nm) carbon platelets, which were interpreted to arise via dehydration and condensation reactions of glucose at catalytically active (acidic) sites present on the surface of GO.

These findings were interpreted to arise from a population of spatially selective neurons.

This was interpreted to arise from the highly thermal nature of surface dislocation sources.

Strongly interpreted, to claim that all things arise and abide interdependently is to claim that relationality is ontologically more basic than "things-being-related".

We interpret the abnormal cortical structures to arise by the same mechanism as the elongated oocyte spindles that we observe – disruption of microtubule dynamics caused by reduced KLP10A, which reduces the frequency of microtubule catastrophes.

The part of the noise suppressed by dc bias has been interpreted as arising due to trapping-detrapping noise in the depletion region at the interface.

These results have been interpreted as arising due to a heteroselective solvation of the salt with the silver ion being preferentially solvated by acetonitrile and the bromate ion by the amphiprotic component which is marked especially at higher compositions.

The nocturnal nesting behaviour of some seabirds has been interpreted as arising due to pressure from this aerial piracy.