Sentence examples for quantitatively attributed from inspiring English sources

Based on the kinetic theory, pressure on the container walls can be quantitatively attributed to random collisions of molecules the average energy of which depends upon the gas temperature.

The variation in water resources between the 1980s and 1990s was then quantitatively attributed to climate variability, groundwater pumping and changes in upstream inflow.

From these constant emissions calculations, we can estimate the exposure variability within a population and between generations that can be quantitatively attributed to maternal age, parity, and breast-feeding prevalence.

The enhancements are analyzed quantitatively and attributed to three factors.

Measurement implies the use of metrics for feature models to assess these quality attributes quantitatively at the system level.

When compared with complex carbohydrates fermentation, proteolytic fermentation is quantitatively smaller, which attributes to the high efficiency of protein digestion and absorption in small intestine, leading to the small amount of protein entering colon for fermentation (Silvester and Cummings, 1995).

An initial, abstract analogue was iteratively improved so that an expanding set of the phenotypic attributes quantitatively matched data from AT II cultures.

Therefore, the index system was screened quantitatively with attribute reduction method of rough set (Pawlak and Skowron 2007, Ye et al. 2013, Xu et al. 2012).

This apparent lack of contribution of genes to improve quantitatively inherited traits such as yield can be attributed to the fact that it is difficult to phenotypically identify these superior traits in wild species (Bimpong et al. 2011).

In our study, we defined that this caspase activity is attributed to the DISC-derived caspase-8 activity and quantitatively analyzed the contribution of DISC dynamics to MAPK activation.

The excellent electrocatalytic ability of PPy HNS was essentially attributed to its high electrochemical surface area (Ae), which was quantitatively calculated through a rotating disk electrode system by using the Koutecky Levich equation.