The phrase "attribute between" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion. A more appropriate phrase would be "attribute to" or "distinguish between."
Example: "We need to attribute the success of the project to the team's hard work."
Alternatives: "assign to" or "differentiate between."
Adding the "break" attribute between headlines and body texts helped to create natural pauses of speech, and on a programmatic level, we ensured that "full-stops" were added to the end of all headlines (even when they were missing in the source material), so the intonation of the sentences completed naturally.
A ratio value in each class shows the level of relationship the given factors attribute between landslide occurrences and when the ratio more than one means a stronger correlation then a lower ratio than one suggest a lower correlation (Lee and Pradhan 2006).
Official government statistics attribute between 5 and 11percentt of maternal deaths in Indonesia to unsafe abortions.
We are only ever comparing a single attribute between conditions (e.g., the number of secondary islets), not comparing different attributes across conditions.
We assessed the relationship of this attribute between original and re-employed courses using the McNemar test for paired dichotomous data.
The difference in vision scores between individuals managed with diet alone compared to insulin was 0.07, while the difference in the pain attribute between individuals whose treatment regimen included insulin as compared to oral medication was 0.08.
We examine neurophysiological differences in autism that may alter neurovascular coupling or energy use, discuss recent studies that have used fMRI to identify differences between participants with autism and control participants, and explore experimental approaches that could help attribute between-group differences in BOLD signals to either neuronal or neurovascular factors.
Source attribution models attributed between 18%-38 18%-38inical strains or human cases to ruminant sources [ 7, 8].
I was used to calculate heterogeneity between studies, estimating the percentage of variability in results attributed to between-study differences.
Thus we do not attribute the between-session changes in white matter within the intervention group to systematic differences in motion.
