Sentence examples for is ascribed to changes from inspiring English sources
This ligand effect is ascribed to changes in the electronic structure of the surface atoms due to interactions with the surroundings, and the physical origin of the effect is discussed.
Experiments designed to simulate heavy oil ultrafiltration in a membrane cascade revealed an increase in the fouled membrane resistance with an increase in the feed asphaltene content, and this trend is ascribed to changes in the properties of the gel-layer that occur with changes in the asphaltene concentration.
The behavior of the change in intensity and shift of the FTIR and PL spectra is ascribed to changes of phase in this material, associated with several defects and Si-np's.
scan profile with blend composition are ascribed to changes in the magnitude of the recrystallization exotherm.
These observations may be ascribed to changes in the concentrations of Pd(0) and Pd II) which are responsible for the π-allyl and Wacker type oxidations, respectively.
The petrochemical variation observed horizontally was ascribed to changes in the flow dynamics and interaction between the advancing flow and the underlying topography.
"The changes and the results we're seeing in the reformed subjects year on year are not abnormal and can really be ascribed to changes in students' abilities based on their prior year attainment," Bedlow said.
Finally, control analysis revealed that the effect of mind wandering on the P300 could not be ascribed to changes in motor activity nor was it associated with general arousal.
Findings show that the decrease of skid resistance can be ascribed to changes in the micro-texture up to 62.8 μm in the polishing test with the APM procedure.
It is possible that some of the increase in (beta ) can be ascribed to changes in institutions and policies that followed the change in political regime initiated with the death of the dictator Francisco Franco.
It was even claimed by some neo-Darwinians that evolution could be ascribed to changes in allele frequencies in populations due to natural selection acting on their fitness contributions.
