The phrase "attributable to the release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something, indicating that it is linked to a specific release of information, product, or event.
Example: "The increase in sales was largely attributable to the release of the new marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "due to the release" or "resulting from the release".
The results show that cytotoxicity to the liver cells is likely attributable to the release of GA from the carrier rather than the effect of the carrier itself.
The temperature in the combustion zone was relatively high, attributable to the release of a great deal of heat and volatiles by reaction of lignite with pure oxygen.
Thus, the cytotoxicity to the liver cells is likely attributable to the release of GA from the GO carrier rather than the effect of the carrier itself.
The ability of mast cells to take part in all of these processes is mainly attributable to the release of a vast array of molecules (referred to as inflammatory mediators).
The soft tissue necrosis that typifies these infections is attributable to the release of endotoxins, exotoxins and proteases that threaten the microcirculation leading to vascular thrombosis and may further serve to promote the extension of complex soft tissue injury [ 9].
Given the significant and ongoing improvements in the 454 technology since the barley BAC analysis, which include longer read lengths and higher sequence accuracy attributable to the release of the GS FLX system, as well as the availability of a paired end protocol, we set out to assess the feasibility of using this technology to sequence the Atlantic salmon genome.
They speculated that the main source of N2O emissions from soils planted with N2-fixing legumes during the vegetation period may be attributable to the N release from root exudates and/or from the decomposition of dead root residues.
By means of microcultures, in which single sensory and motor neurons of Aplysia were plated together, miniature excitatory postsynaptic potentials attributable to the spontaneous release of single transmitter quanta from individual presynaptic neurons were recorded and used to analyze long-term facilitation induced by repeated applications of 5-hydroxytryptamine.
The elevation in the percentage of MUFAs was common between the adult and elderly burned patients and was in large part attributable to the increased release of oleic acid, which is the most abundant MUFA in the circulation.
Importantly, the variation in PF would have a negligible effect on the raw F SF ; such a difference in sensitivity to PF is attributable to the isotropic release of emission photons during propagation of fluorescent light.
These findings are considered attributable to the slow release of free CDDP in the presence of abundant chloride ions because NC-6004 coordinationrdination bonds between the atoms of Pt II) of CDDP and the carboxylic group in the side chain of P(Glu).
