The phrase "activities that are attributable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that can be linked or assigned to a specific cause, source, or individual.
Example: "The report highlighted the activities that are attributable to the recent increase in sales."
Alternatives: "activities that can be assigned" or "actions that can be linked".
Furthermore, we have observed previously in other cells that the degree of PIK-75 sensitivity is proportional to the relative amount of the total PI3K activity that is attributable to p110α [ 31].
Although the bulk population of prion-infected cells has an increased level of superoxidase dismutase (SOD; the SOD family helps to protect cells against oxidative damage) activity that is attributable to SOD1, this increased SOD activity is absent in the subpopulation of cells progressing to apoptosis.
There is a variety of evidence for subclinical hypothyroidism in unipolar and bipolar depression, and the antidepressant response to sleep deprivation is related to the TSH response and to variations in the activity of circulating TSH that are attributable to the degree of sialylation.
But don't deduct wages, rents, or repair expenses attributable to general business activities or marketing activities that are not part of cost of goods sold.
All findings point to that it is the complement system operating via the alternative pathway that is attributable to the bacteriostatic activity.
All findings indicate that it is the complement system operating via the alternative pathway that is attributable to the bacteriolytic activity.
3 Percentage of the total effect that is attributable to the mediating effect of physical activity.
Briefly, we compute two indices based on simulated time series data corresponding to a large number of parameter perturbations: The first order sensitivity index S 1 i captures the fractional variance of AP-1 acthatty that is directly attributable to changes in the parameter i, independent of changes in other parameters.
That's attributable, Mr. Baker says, to investment in stores.
How much of that is attributable to discrimination?
