Sentence examples for proposed to be attributed from inspiring English sources

Compared with Co3O4@MnO2 or C@MnO2, the improved performance of Co3O4@C@MnO2 heterostructures is proposed to be attributed to the synergistic effect in multi-components.

This effect was proposed to be attributed to decreased cellulase accessibility due to aggregation of adjacent cellulose microfibrils that was caused by elimination of the lignin spacer.

The selective immunostimulatory properties are proposed to be attributed to the presence of low degree of methyl esterification and unsaturated oligogalacturonic acids.

Glucocorticoids are characteristic mediators of stress responses, and the detrimental effects of chronic stress on health have been proposed to be attributed to their immunosuppressive properties [ 11].

However, complete lignin removal on corn stover by sodium chlorite treatment following DAP has been found to reduce cellulose conversion [ 30], which was proposed to be attributed to cellulose microfibril aggregation in the absence of lignin and hemicellulose.

But in Britain, where three grades of protection of buildings already exist, a fourth, more radical, category has been proposed: Grade X, to be attributed to buildings that deserve to be torn down.

Furthermore, the proposed typology allows each case to be attributed to a syndrome, thus enabling the exhaustive surveillance of health events through time series analyses.

We propose that this result is likely to be attributed to the relatively high Cd bioavailability in the acidic soils (Meers et al., 2005a; Yanai et al., 2006).

Therefore, it is clear that the performance of the proposed algorithm can be attributed to both the polynomial regression and the sufficient speech evidence threshold.

The high accuracy achieved by the proposed method may be attributed to (1) better design philosophy of classifiers; (2) good choice for the feature vectors; (3) accurate labeling of training data; and (4) exploitation of experts' knowledge.

Some have proposed that this can be attributed to microevolution being relatively nonthreatening to the evolution denier, thereby failing to engage cognitive dissonance and reevaluation of his or her knowledge constructs (Catley, 2006; Nadelson and Southerland, 2010).