The phrase "and variability attributable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or sources of variability in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the factors influencing the results, including environmental conditions and variability attributable to measurement errors."
Alternatives: "and variability due to" or "and variability resulting from".
The UNFCCC thus makes a distinction between "climate change" attributable to human activities altering the atmospheric composition, and "climate variability" attributable to natural causes.
Gene expression profiles may change on a cyclical basis, influenced by circadian rhythms, growth and development, and other environmental factors such as stress, sustenance/nutrition, physical activity and infection, in conjunction with variability attributable to gender, race, age and time of sample collection, to name a few.
Such studies have also rarely used multi-level analysis to account for clustering of outcomes by provider and to determine the proportion of variability attributable to each level of analysis (patient and provider)[ 31].
The estimated average effect, heterogeneity in effects and the estimated percentage of variability attributable to heterogeneity (I) are given.
It is suggested that relatively simple dynamic multimedia mass balance models can assist interpretation by "factoring out" variability attributable to temperature and other seasonal effects as well as identifying likely contaminant sources.
Sensitivity to insulin-mediated glucose uptake varies at least sixfold in the general healthy population, with variability attributable to genetic and behavioral factors (1– 4).
The TCE metabolite data were examined for evidence of strain and time effects using a fixed-effect two-way ANOVA model, with partial R used to describe the portion of variability attributable to "strain" and "time".
35 Irrespective of the lower proportion of variability attributable to surgeon and hospital centre levels, meaningful variation in performance could still be present even among a homogeneous population of highly specialised surgeons.
A second analysis was performed using data from both seasons at site 1P to determine the components of variability attributable to year, season, and their interaction.
To test for difference in glucose variability attributable to diabetes status and activity level after meal (inactive vs. active), a randomized, complete-block ANOVA model was fit using SAS PROC MIXED (SAS System, version 9.3, Cary, NC).
