The phrase "ascribable to differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when attributing a cause or reason to variations or distinctions in a particular context.
Example: "The discrepancies in the survey results are ascribable to differences in the sample population."
Alternatives: "attributable to variations" or "due to distinctions".
These discrepancies in study results may be ascribable to differences in study design, patient age, intervention duration, assessment tool sensitivity, and LCPUFA sources.
Discrepancies across studies exist, however, in the strength of the relationship between bone mass and bone mechanical resistance; they are probably ascribable to differences in measurement sites and to errors in the measurement of variables characterizing bone mechanical resistance.
This discrepancy may be ascribable to differences in the patient populations and anti-C1q assays.
Second, increased survival could have been ascribable to differences in triage to ICU admission, as previously reported [ 29].
The comparatively high mortality rate in our patients may be ascribable to differences in severity at admission.
These discrepancies may be ascribable to differences in disease severity, causative organisms, antibiotics used, exclusion criteria and primary outcome measures.
One possibility might be ascribable to different expression level of eNpHR in On- and Off-type ganglion cells.
This difference in the frequency of actions between patients and controls was not ascribable to performance differences in the motor task, since no significant group differences of motor error rates were detected in the CC [controls 1.51% (SD 1.15) vs patients 2.63% (SD 2.73), F 1, 28) = 2.12, P = 0.157].
This divergence could be ascribable to species differences between mice and rats.
For the as-coated samples no obvious contributions ascribable to the differences in the CTEs of the substrates, or impact related effects are observed.
Although these differences could be related to the sensitivity of the methodology used to measure miRNA levels, we believe that this is most likely ascribable to the differences between the in vitro and in vivo milieus.
