Sentence examples for which we have attributed from inspiring English sources

Oxidation of the support after Pt deposition produces an even greater enhancement in performance, which we have attributed to enhanced proton conductivity in the catalyst layer.

The proton and deuterium data display an apparent dynamical transition which we have attributed to a change in the degree of order within the aqueous phase.

They also have shadow pages, as mentioned above, and a nifty feature called "ubertags", which are pre-defined tags like experts, cool, etc., many of which we have attributed to TechCrunch, of course.

We have established that sarcolemmal-associated β-catenin is a substrate for Ozz-E3 and that ozz−/− mice develop overt sarcomeric defects, which we have attributed in part to the impaired turnover of β-catenin at the membrane of differentiating myofibers [12].

We have observed a strong anomaly in the ion yield of C 60 Et n + at n = 32 (Fig. 3) which we have attributed to enhanced stability of the commensurate 1 × 1 phase, the cousin of the 3 × 3 phase on planar graphite.

We do, however, observe a slight intensity enhancement at 1.7 Å–1 along the meridian in the GIXD image of 5,5′ -BT, which we have attributed to weak intermolecular donor acceptor interactions between the electron-rich BT substituent and the electron-poor isoindigo core on a neighboring molecule.

Although we observe an increase in FF with increasing donor ratio in the bulk-heterojunction active layers, the FFs of our best devices remain lower than 40%, which we have tentatively attributed to the imbalance in electron and hole mobilities that remain, even in optimized devices.

Therefore, to assess how gender influences the formation of transitive relationships we observe to what extent the results deviate from the ones expected according to our null model, by comparing the proportion of triangles observed in the real networks with the average proportion obtained over 10 of the networks in which we have reshuffled user attributes.

First, verbal reports represent indices of elaborate cognitive processes through which we have the capacity to attribute meaning to our experiences.

In view of the above, the question arises of whether human dignity as such, is in fact, something different from the straightforward fact of belonging to the Homo sapiens species (Grzegorczyk 1983), to which we have learnt, over time, to attribute a particular moral importance.

Let us assume a basic clustering task in which we have only one layer of attributes.