Sentence examples for the reason was attributed from inspiring English sources

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The reason was attributed to the larger porosity and enhanced mechanical interlocking effect.

The reason was attributed to formation of concave ice, capillary condensation and frosting.

The reason was attributed to the order pore size which provided more surface area to be accessed by ions.

The reason was attributed to the deterioration of epoxy resin, and fibres, therefore, only had a secondary role.

The reason was attributed to the hierarchical structure of the coating surface in addition to its effectiveness during air storage.

The reason was attributed to the lattice mismatch between InP and ZnS as demonstrated before for CdSe/CdS core/shell QDs [40].

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The reason is attributed to the relatively lower coverage rate of substrate surface by InN nanodots.

The reason is attributed to the surface energy and work function, which are two influencing factors on blood compatibility.

The reason is attributed to the high ion diffusion coefficient which allows a high limiting current density.

The reason is attributed to the oversimplified mechanical model for the calculation of the tubesheet thickness especially the insufficient consideration of the tube support to the tubesheet.

The reason is attributed to that the Al element has a stronger solid-solution strengthening effect in the BCC phase, due to the larger elastic modulus mismatch.

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