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CA showed more than one band gap, at 3.69 eV and 4.75 eV, which is attributed by chromophores in its structure.

The Koshi is also known as the highest silt yielding river in the world (Subramanian and Ramanathan 1996) with an estimated 118 million cum/year of sediment (Dixit 2009) which is attributed by the landslides and soil erosion in its catchment areas.

In addition, FGF21-KO mouse islets exhibited an increase in alpha-cell area, which is attributed by the increased alpha-cell proliferation as shown by Ki-67 staining (Supplementary Figure S3).

While, the presence of intrinsically unstructured regions, which is attributed by the occurrence of genes containing repeat sequences, increased protein stability and the functional constraint to perform the transcription regulatory jobs, enriches the network connectivity to be involved in important cellular assignments and increase the stability in transcriptional level.

The Fermi-Dirac distribution function has different forms in degenerate and non-degenerate states which are attributed by (η ≫ 0) and (η ≪ 0), respectively [5, 32].

The intermingled and graphene-covered Si NFs showed a high irreversible capacity loss at a few initial cycles, which was attributed by the remaining SiOx in the fabricated materials.

The finding by Moges et al. (2013) also indicated lower SOC content in cultivated lands compared to grazing or protected forest areas which was attributed by continuous cultivation, absence of fallowing and erosion.

The low temperature relaxation observed by TSDC and d.m.a. is a complex band and as the temperature increases there are three very sharp and intense peaks which are attributed, by comparing the results of the various techniques used here, to the primary glass transition of the amorphous zones of the material, to an additional crystallization process and to the crystal-liquid crystal transition.

The film performed well in the big cities but failed in the rural areas, which was attributed by critics to the urban-oriented lifestyle depicted in the movie.

In Australia, the episode was watched by 1.081 million viewers, a decline from previous weeks, which was attributed by David Dale of The Sydney Morning Herald to many regular viewers being away on Schoolies week.

Aśoka was screened at the Venice and 2001 Toronto International Film Festivals, and received generally positive reviews internationally but failed to do well in India, which was attributed by critics to the way Ashoka was portrayed.