Sentence examples for size attributed to from inspiring English sources

The differences in size attributed to the synthesis conditions were as shown in Fig. 1.

Also, microstructure of blends studied by SEM showed that incorporation of IF-WS2 into the blends led to reduction of dispersed domain size attributed to reduction of interfacial tension due to the filler presence.

To establish the effect size attributed to different degrees of measurement invariance, we rescaled the 'home resource for learning index' (HRL) for the 37 countries ((n=166,709) students) that participated in the IEA's combined 'Progress in International Reading Literacy Study' (PIRLS and Trendsds in International Mathematics and Science Study' (TIMSS) assessments of 2011.

In this temperature part, we will first present an overview of observed in situ changes in phenology (and associated population densities) and size attributed to climate change.

Because it was possible that a fraction of the effect size attributed to a SNP is dependent on other SLE-associated SNPs, we also compared the mean of the OR for each SNP conditional on all the other SNPs.

However, some concerns have been raised when discussing the findings of the TNA's validation into Greek language and particularly: a) the small targeted population and sample size, attributed to the main study's aim and subsequent design.

Their experimental and theoretical NPs' sizes, attributed to appropriate energy balancing, were 28 and 25 nm, respectively.

The adjusted effect sizes attributed to all five favorable HLA variants in aggregate exceeded the effect sizes for age and sex.

The increased adsorption with decreased particle size is attributed to the fact that smaller particle size has more surface area than the larger particles.

The unexpected result of the household size was attributed to the association found between household size and the degree of exposure: contacts living in larger homes had been exposed longer to the index case.

The high rate of mutations leading to size homoplasy in the present study provides support for alleles of identical size being attributed to common descent and hence causing bias in population genetic estimates.