The phrase "attributable to similarities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something being linked to shared characteristics or features.
Example: "The increase in sales can be attributed to similarities in consumer preferences across different demographics."
Alternatives: "due to resemblances" or "because of commonalities".
Thus at least some of the phenomenon described by Spellman and Rubin [ 43] may be attributable to similarity in core promoter motifs among the genes in a co-expression cluster.
This association may be attributable to structural similarities between these congeners and T3 and T4.
Convergent evolution attributable to functional similarities has been observed at the level of local structural motifs, but in these cases the original overall fold architecture is maintained [ 24].
Of the two, the latter (DAMD) profiles were obtained with higher stringency PCR conditions than the RAPD profiles and therefore, the closeness of the varieties to each other in DAMD profiles is attributable to the similarities of their minisatellite sequence families.
It seems that this impact was not entirely attributable to content similarities between the conceptualization of mental health problems and HRQOL items, because our results remained largely unchanged even when we controlled for item overlap (comparable to findings by Sawyer et al. [ 6]).
This formula essentially compares the fit of the sequence data in an alignment to the trees constructed from different protein alignments, with each adjusted for the component of the score attributable to random similarity of trees.
Country-specific trends in the occurrence of MRSA over time were analyzed by using a multivariate Poisson regression model adjusting for autocorrelation in hospitals (e.g., attributable to possible similarity in blood culturing and AST practice).
The inclusive nature of TribeMCL is attributable to its use of sequence similarity scores alone to assign groupings (i.e., this method is intended to identify homologs, in contrast to KOG and OrthoMCL, which purport to identify orthologs only).
It seems that the detectability, that is, presence of chlamydial pathogens in the serum, and their circulation in the blood, is quite a common feature attributable to different chlamydial diseases, indicating similarity in mechanisms of dissemination of these two pathogens.
An additive autosomal polygenic model was used to allow for the non-independence of relatives attributable to their expected genome-wide genetic similarity because of kinship.
