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A lot of diffraction spots were distributed randomly, which may be ascribed to the different crystalline structures of europium silicate.

Charge extraction characteristics was improved by the adduct method, which may be ascribed to better PL quantum yield.

We find a relatively low strength for Ni Fe, which may be ascribed to a weakening of dislocation pinning points.

The best description of the experimental data was obtained using an apparent particle size of 0.30 instead of the 0.18 mm, which may be ascribed to agglomeration.

This indicates that these HAs underwent hydrophobic aggregation with increasing difficulty, which may be ascribed to less molecular flexibility and/or stronger H-bonding.

Fe-O-Ti at 570 cm−1 was not observed, which may be ascribed to its low doping content and high dispersion.

It was found that the measured electrical resistances were very stable with time, by repeating the experiment several times on the same sample with almost no perceptible changes (of the order of 1 %, which also may be ascribed to the slight variation of resistivity as a function of ambient temperature).

As mentioned above, when the temperature is below 80 K, M 1 decreases sharply from 1.7 to 0.5 ~ 0.6, which deviates from the SCLC theory and may be ascribed to the Coulomb blockade effect [13].

The spectrum shows a typical exitation absorption band at 372 nm that is blue shifted with respect to the bulk absorption edge which appears at 400 nm, this shift may be ascribed to the nanometric size effect of the synthesized ZnO [4].

It is as yet unclear which portion of the health care use may be ascribed to each disorder.

Somatoform disorders are highly prevalent in primary care and co-morbidity with affective disorders is substantial, but it is as yet unclear which portion of the health care use may be ascribed to each disorder.