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The occurrence of the multiple-stage R-phase transformation is attributed to precipitation-induced inhomogeneity of the matrix, both in terms of composition and of internal stress fields.

The increased ID/IG value of HsGDY after the chemical transformation is attributed to the defects formed in the HsGDY during the solvothermal treatment process (Supplementary Fig. 12) and the peaks located at 817 cm−1, 882 cm−1, and 933 can1 can be assigned to Ni- and Mo-based oxides that are easily generated by laser irradiation during the Raman test70.

The abnormal 2-stage R-phase transformation is attributed to a large-scale compositional heterogeneity in B2 matrix between grain boundary region and grain interior, due to the heterogeneity in precipitate density between the grain boundary and grain interior.

This transformation is attributed to the deterioration of phase integrity and the oxygen loss stemming from the reaction with C (graphene) during the fabrication process.

The western Sichuan depression transformed from a peripheral foreland basin in the Late Triassic into a rejuvenated foreland basin in the Middle Jurassic; this transformation is attributed to the subduction of the Yangtze Block (Fig. 2; Wang and Meng 2008; Zheng et al. 2008; Zou et al. 2013; Yu et al. 2016; Ye et al. 2017).

This transformation was attributed to the increasing fraction of ionized sputtered species with increasing peak power.

These surprising effects of an external magnetic field upon the process of phase transformation are attributed to energetic perturbations of magnetic interactions in comparison with the thermal energy.

The low activity of the crystalline microporous titanosilicate in the 4-TBP transformation was attributed to the steric restrictions on the diffusion of 4-TBP to the catalytic active centers.

Impediments to that transformation are attributed to market failures, such as inadequate input and credit markets, or factors that cause high transaction costs, such as inadequate transportation (Dorward et al. 1998; Kherallah and Kirsten 2001).

Here the shift is attributed to "flexitarianism".

The poor agreement between the "measured on embankment coefficients" and the "flat ground with Baker transformation coefficients" is attributed to the fundamental mismatch of relative flow velocities between wind, train and ground during the wind tunnel measurements with the train situated on the embankment.