Sentence examples for observed to explain from inspiring English sources
The specific surface areas of as-obtained samples were also observed to explain the difference of photodegradation rate with as-obtained samples.
Some flow phenomena such as dividing streamline, leeward vortices and leeward wave are observed to explain the causes of high pollution over Hong Kong Island.
Microstructural observations, at early stages, show that deformation is accommodated entirely by slip, and very little presence of deformation twinning is observed to explain the texture transition.
No CAT- and SOD-specific responses were observed to explain this herbicide tolerance, and the bacterium exhibited low amounts of MDA, an index of peroxidation damage, under herbicide treatments.
The fact that no difference in cell populations was observed to explain the differential levels of mRNA for IFN-β-regulated genes does not prove that alterations in cell populations in the inguinal lymph nodes are not crucial.
It is possible that residual confounding by other factors may have occurred (for example, smoking or sexual activity); however, we consider it unlikely that any such confounding would be of sufficient magnitude and in the direction observed to explain these findings.
One phrase from a subsequent inspection of the park — "At more than one location, dead rodents and fresh feces were observed" — helps to explain why James Fletcher, the area superintendent for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, wants Duroville closed.
An important phenomenon is observed here to explain why the light emission efficiency of the sample could be enhanced through forming semi-polar InGaN/GaN MQWs, which is proposed for the first time.
Expression levels of anthocyanin biosynthesis-related genes in leaf samples of Krishna Tulsi were observed to be relatively high, explaining the purple colouration of Krishna Tulsi leaves.
Moreover, the shear and tensile fractures were observed by SEM to explain the experiment data.
We observed three mechanisms to explain this phenomenon.
