Sentence examples for loss ascribed from inspiring English sources

Besides, just after the processing, the membranes exhibited a nearly 15% weight loss ascribed to the evaporation of the solvents entrapped within the solid fibrous membranes.

Mechanical properties of deformed samples follow the evolution of their structure through successive increase of storage modulus and a decrease of mechanical loss, ascribed to the glass rubber transition, with increasing strain.

He was in the final two but narrowly lost at Wealden in March 2000, a loss ascribed by Samantha Cameron to his lack of spontaneity when speaking.

In CHF subjects, hypophosphatemia is generally due to phosphate loss ascribed to respiratory alkalosis, to hypomagnesemia, and to phosphaturic effects of diuretics [ 82].

The estimated total expected non-health GDP loss ascribed to child deaths of Int$150.3 billionn is about 6%% of the combined 2013 GDP of the 47 African countries [ 37].

Goldman has said that Tourre's deal cost the firm a mere $90 million, a tiny fraction of the losses ascribed to Kerviel.

Optical losses ascribed to Si/SiO2/SOG/SU-8 microstructures have been evaluated to 2.33 and 2.95 dB/cm for both polarisations.

Moreover optical losses ascribed to pp-HMDSO structures have been respectively evaluated to 5.6 and 11.5 dB cm−1 for TE00 and TM00 optical modes.

Wyman remains concerned about racism among voters, but she was involved in Tom Bradley's failed 1982 campaign for governor of California a loss widely ascribed to prejudice and believes that "the country has come a long way since then".

If the Tories lose, he would be a candidate in the leadership contest that would follow, especially if the loss were ascribed to the influence of the UK Independence Party, to whose jocular populism some Tories consider Mr Johnson an antidote.

Wyman remains concerned about racism among voters, but she was involved in Tom Bradley's failed 1982 campaign for governor of California — a loss widely ascribed to prejudice — and believes that "the country has come a long way since then".