Sentence examples for support was attributed from inspiring English sources
The presence of tetrahedral Mo species on TiZr-SBA-15 support was attributed to be due to the relative positive charge on the Zr site arising from the electronegative difference between Ti and Zr leading to [MoO4]2− stabilization.
The lack of stability of the support was attributed to the crystallographical structure, being semi-crystalline anatase less stable than other crystallographic phases of titanium-based materials.
The differences between the phase of the applied waveform and that reaching the support was attributed to the intervening specimen.
The research suggests professionals must be wary of diagnostic overshadowing, where problems such as a sudden loss of money or refusing support are attributed to someone's learning disability, rather than considered as potential signs of abuse.
Lack of de-novo extra-cellular matrix (ECM) milieu, which plays a crucial role in generating physical and chemical signals besides providing structural support is attributed to be the major hurdle in normal cell growth in vitro.
The activity in converting both CH4 and CO2 over pure ZrO2 support is attributed to its amphoteric property [8].
The term 'pelvic support' is attributed to Lance who, in 1936, used it in reference to subtrochanteric osteotomies for the treatment of congenital dislocation of the hip [1].
The decrease in the thermal stability of the immobilized support is attributed to the thermal conductance of silicon resulting in the major heat transfer from Si support to the enzyme (thermal conductivity of silica 8 W m -1 k), as has been observed in other reports[38].
The high diffusion barrier for Pt particles on the highly curved surfaces of the rod-like supports was attributed to be the reason why Pt particles were prevented from diffusing and clustering.
The enhanced performance of sulfonated AC supported Ru was attributed to the stronger acid sites and the better dispersion of Ru species.
Interestingly, GPs expressed unwillingness to make clear, explicit requests for a particular form of support or treatment, which was attributed to a traditional deference to "expert help" rather than true deference [ 7].
