Sentence examples for which may be assigned from inspiring English sources

For din ≳ 1.5 nm an enhanced stability is found which may be assigned as due to the bundle intertube geometry-induced interactions.

The luminescence of 1 in the solid state which may be assigned to intraligand transition shows a blue shift of 16 nm compared to that of HLn·HCl.

The UV vis spectra of the Zn2+ complex exhibit four clear isosbestic points which may be assigned to the ONON moieties binding to Zn2+.

Both in the solid state and in aqueous solution, all four complexes exhibit strong fluorescent emission bands, which may be assigned to intra-ligand fluorescent emissions.

Lastly, between about 750° and 850°C, a small decomposition step is observed, the large DTG peak of which may be assigned to about 800 850°C.

It reveals that PAni is amorphous in nature which may be assigned to the scattering of PAni chains at interplanar spacing.

The grouping of dogs, swine, sheep, and goats is based primarily on the size of the animal, husbandry requirements, and facility needs, which are often similar for these species regardless of the disparate types of research protocols on which they may be assigned.

For Barker [9], these abstractions (he calls them categories) represent "any of several fundamental and distinct classes or groups to which entities may be assigned".

This may be a reasonable assumption in the present application since typically social assistance recipients are not able to predict neither time of treatment nor the specific programme to which they may be assigned until a few days or weeks before programme start (case workers even have the opportunity to assign a programme starting the same day as the meeting with the client).

These may be a typical representative of the species to which it may be assigned.

Thus, we distinguish 13 'data types' to which individual datasets may be assigned.