Sentence examples for suggested to be attributed from inspiring English sources

The strong and sharp absorption edge at approximately 370 nm is suggested to be attributed to the electron transition from valence band to conduction band.

The low cavity growth rate due to a small amount of liquid is suggested to be attributed to the change in stress state at the liquid boundaries.

Such an arrangement involving a weakened uppermost crust might better explain the observed vertical GPS deformation distribution, suggested to be attributed to a small "normal-fault" component along the upper part of the fault planes [42].

For example, differences in Ca/P ratios between the initial calcium orthophosphates and that in the sputtered coatings were suggested to be attributed to the preferential sputtering of calcium, probably due to a possibility of orthophosphate ions being pumped away before they are deposited at the substrate (Zalm 1989).

Calculated and experimental values for the interlamallar spacing from PXRD did not decrease in magnitudes comparable to the decrease in metal ion radius and was suggested to be attributed to random deviations in chain flexibility (which affected the accuracy of the calculations, since 100%% all-trans conformation was assumed) and or experimental error [57].

For example, the predominance of HIV-1 over HIV-2 has been suggested to be attributed to the higher viral load of HIV-1 (8 ).

At the physiological levels, BPA is suggested to be a factor attributed to the development of metabolic disorders in humans, such as cardiovascular diseases, obesity, and insulin resistance (Polyzos et al., 2012; vom Saal et al., 2012).

The results suggest the passivation to be attributed to the formation of a complex passive layer on brass consisting of mixtures of ZnO and Cu x O y, and with a composition strongly influenced by the anions of the solution [13 16].

We discuss this effect (or lack thereof), and suggest that it is likely to be attributed to small ejaculate size, a high proportion of failed copulations, and the presence of X-linked meiotic drive in this species.

Finally, Experiment 4 suggested that the social information needed to be attributed to the partners in the game for the bias to take place.

Since scholars have now raised important doubts about the canonical status of this Nachlass material (Montinari 1982, pp. 92 104; Hollingdale 1985, pp. 166 172, 182 186), this might suggest that a view ought not to be attributed to Nietzsche solely on the basis of its articulation in these notebooks, which is exactly what the N-Realist reading requires.