Sentence examples for shift can be ascribed from inspiring English sources

A rather high fraction of sp3 bonds in the nanoribbons, as manifested by Raman shift, can be ascribed to capillarity force and Si H solute trapping under the influence of particle size and lattice imperfections.

Clearly, with the increase of NiO and ZnO loading, the absorption band edge shows a red-shift, which can be ascribed to the well-known quantum size effect based on the above XRD analysis and TEM image of crystalline size [26].

This red shift in emissions can be ascribed to a shift of the donor and acceptor levels associated with band gap widening as well as an increased probability of DAP recombination between closely spaced pairs.

Similar to the Au NPs on TiO2, the negative shift in binding energy can be ascribed to electron transfer from the n-type TiO2 support to the Pd NPs.

Two sextets differing in isomer shift and hyperfine magnetic field can be ascribed to Fe III) ions located at the tetrahedral (Td), δ = 0.37 mm/s, Hhyp = 51.4 T, and octahedral (Oh), δ = 0.29 mm/s, Hhyp = 48.6 T, sites of the partially inverse spinel structure of CoFe2O4.

The differences in the chemical shifts of the D-Glu1 2 D-Glu1 2scanbed to different coordinascribedructores.

The shift and broadening of the peaks can be ascribed to the structure disorder of GaAs lattice [27].

Therefore, red-shift of the NBE peak position can be ascribed to bound exciton emission.

The reason for the shifts of -C H2N- and C=S carbons can be ascribed to the coordination of the C=S group adjacent to the nitrogen atom onto the zinc atom.

The discrepancy can be as large as 470 meV for sample E. According to Eq. 1, this discrepancy can be ascribed to a decreased Stokes-shift energy, an increased quantum energy, or a reduced polarization field.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.