Sentence examples for rates attributed to from inspiring English sources

The general linear model was used to estimate the various effects, and a statistical test of significance was carried out to separate the changes in the corrosion rates attributed to the impact of specific variables.

In the case of DLC the main effect of changing atmosphere was both friction coefficient and local wear mode/nature of debris produced; in general moist air produced far lower friction coefficients and wear rates; attributed to surface absorbates, which in turn modify local ductility and friction at asperity contacts.

Typical transfer rates attributed to polariton coupling are in the range of 10−3 10−4 ps−10−3 10−4

This paper employs variations in crime rates, attributed to an unprecedented countrywide truce between gangs in El Salvador in 2012, to evaluate the short-term impact of homicides and extortions on the education choices of Salvadoran households.

The curvature generation rates attributed to the activation of Frank-Read sources, cross slip sources, and glissile junctions are begin{array}{*{20}l} dot q_{text{fr}}&=frac{2pi}{5} v rho_{text{FR}}^{2}, end{array} (86).

This nationwide project, known as the groundwater revolution, saved millions of lives as mortality and morbidity rates attributed to the stated water-borne diseases were significantly reduced (Alam et al. 2002; Khan and Yang 2013).

DGEBA cured with 44DDS developed pre-yield anelastic strain at a significantly higher rate attributed to increase in free volume, molecular motions and energy dissipation.

In addition, a mutant lacking the protein shows a significantly higher PSII-mediated O2 evolution rate attributed to a more efficient PSII repair cycle [27].

The larger beads, however, are associated with a higher complication rate attributed to hepatic ischemia.

In 2006, the population mortality rate attributed to melioidosis was comparable with the mortality rate attributed to tuberculosis (8.64 [95% CI = 7.33 10.11] versus 8.30 per 100,000 people per year, respectively).

One of the strangest aspects of the currently held wisdom about the pandemic is the curiously low death rate attributed to Japan compared with other countries in Asia.