The phrase "attributable to real" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that something can be assigned to or is a result of something real, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The increase in productivity is attributable to real improvements in our processes."
Alternatives: "due to actual" or "resulting from genuine".
The purpose of the reference gene(s) is to remove differences not attributable to real biological variation.
This suggests that the variation by sociodemographic factors is not a result of confounding but is attributable to real differences in experiences among these groups.
The surveys require highly accurate measurement procedures to ensure that their prevalence estimates are comparable with commonly used cutoffs of nutrient adequacy and safety, and that trends in these estimates over time are attributable to real changes in nutritional status.
To determine if muscle strength has changed, an examiner must know what part of the difference between a patient's pre-treatment and post-treatment measurements is attributable to real change, and what part is due to measurement error.
This absence makes it difficult for reviewers to determine if any differences observed in repeated test outcomes are attributable to real changes in the underlying disorder, or variability in the test application and interpretation.
It was difficult to determine from the data how much of the improvement that was identified was attributable to real advances in the clinical capacity of rural doctors, and how much of it was due to the participation of urban doctors.
The lack of significant effect of soy oil supplementation on LPO could be attributable to a real lack of effect, or to the fact that the relation of PM2.5 with LPO was weaker than with Cu/Zn SOD and GSH, or because the potential effect of soy oil was harder to find and therefore would have required a larger sample size.
On the composite data, i.e. when we replace random by actual Townsend scores for the injured only, there is a substantial difference in mean Townsend score, 0.85 v. 0.70, and all the 0.15 points difference is attributable to a real effect of deprivation on risk.
Thus, the lower capital growth attributable to specialization in real estate in 1995 1997 accounts for 18%% of the drop in business credit in 2009 ((0.175=frac{0.04-0.033}{0.04})).18.
Although we are aware of the high total hospital costs associated with sepsis treatment, even post discharge, the heterogeneity of the health care system (private or public hospitals) makes any estimate of costs directly attributable to sepsis a real challenge.
Moreover, some of the economic boom appears attributable to a bubble, particularly in real estate.
