The phrase "attributable to lost" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "lost" to clarify what is being referred to.
Example: "The decline in sales is attributable to lost revenue from last quarter."
Alternatives: "due to loss" or "resulting from lost".
"Plans have reported a turnover of almost half their members over the course of a year, through involuntary disenrollment generally attributable to lost eligibility," it says.
In American population costs attributable to lost productive time accounted for the majority of the total cost for patients with migraine (55.7 %) and to an even greater extent for subjects who developed transformed, chronic migraine (69.6 %).
The recent Eurolight project, a survey conducted in nine countries of the European Union, estimated societal losses attributable to all headache disorders (direct and indirect costs) at well over €100 billion per year [7], with more than 90% attributable to lost productivity.
When the final enrollment numbers came in, they were lower than for 2016, an outcome partially attributable to lost sign-ups during the final days, which had proved busier during the first three annual enrollment campaigns.
The unadjusted mean (SD) annual indirect costs per subject for FM attributable to lost productivity due to absenteeism and disability in the US were $10,697 $20,4633), compared with $9819 $18,2422) in France and $7898 $15,8222) in Germany (Table 4).
We found, instead, that comorbid anxiety or depression did not add significantly to lost productive time attributable to headache.
This is attributable to the flux lost through the off-pathway, competing interactions.
At the point of treatment (0 h), we can see that the pathway undergoes a very modest reduction in flux along its length, attributable to the flux lost through the interactions competing for each metabolite.
In five questions this captured, over the preceding 3 mo and attributable to headache: a) workdays lost completely, or with productivity reduced to <50% of expected; b) the same for days of household work or chores, c) days on which family, social or leisure activities were lost.
The study evaluated the disability-adjusted life years (DALYs, sum of years lived with disability and years of life lost attributable to the independent effects of the 67 risk factors).
Controlled-Trials.com ISRCTN31070347 Hazardous alcohol consumption is a significant public health problem, with an estimated 3.8% of all global deaths and 4.6% of global disability-adjusted life years lost attributable to alcohol [1].
