The phrase "attributable to question" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "to," such as "the question" or "a question."
Example: "The confusion in the report is attributable to the question of funding."
Alternatives: "due to the question" or "resulting from the question."
Aware that some of this could be attributable to question translation issues or cultural differences (for instance, Americans may just be more predisposed to complain about pain than members of other nations), the authors ran the numbers controlling for age, gender, marital status, labor force status and education.
Although most differences attributable to question wording resulted in minor heterogeneity, highly significant heterogeneity was evident for the question on self-rated health status, where the response categories varied across the two studies.
It is important to keep such factors in mind when interpreting results (e.g., rates of physical and psychological illness may vary across the parent studies due to differences in recruitment context and may not necessarily be attributable to the questions of interest).
This difference is called a mode effect, a difference in responses to a survey question attributable to the mode in which the question is administered...
Table 2 Questions on interictal and cumulative burdens attributable to headache Domain of enquiry Question Response options (optimum response first) Symptoms in the interictal period (questions specifically about the last day when the respondent did not have a headache) On that day, were you anxious or worried about your next headache episode?
Therefore, coefficients our estimates reflect associations attributable to the variable in question when all other covariates are held constant.
Alignment of our client database with the State Cancer Registry records reassures us that none of the clients discharged for routine recall, developed an interval cancer attributable to the lesion in question in the 27 months after assessment of their discrete mass lesion.
This difference is attributable to the completion of questions regarding responder characteristics (96% [891/931] vs. 53% [178/336]).
Although published reports describe patients for whom slow response was attributable to low drug levels, questions remain about how best to implement TDM on a programmatic scale (6, 7 ).
Depending on the particular data set, a 'weak' correlation of 0.6 may in fact be deemed significant (if the correlation is mainly attributable to the two genes in question and not an artifact of any of the genes in the pair being highly correlated to a third gene in the dataset), whereas a 'strong' correlation of 0.9 may be rejected (if it is mainly attributable to the third member of the triplet).
Although this was partly attributable to the larger number of questions on this topic due to the focus on stigma in the literature, it was also a consequence of the lengthy and animated nature of the participants' discussion of the issue.
