The phrase "attributed between the two" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the distribution or assignment of something between two parties or entities, but the correct preposition should be "to" instead of "between."
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to the two lead researchers."
Alternatives: "assigned to the two" or "allocated to the two".
A comparison of the marginal rates of substitution of landscape attributes between the two experiments reveals a clear difference of preference patterns.
To investigate differences in floral attributes between the two Ipomoea taxa, we collected data on length and diameter of the corolla tube, and length of the style and pistil.
We compared results from the above models on the following criteria: rank on the relative importance of the attributes, and magnitude, direction and significance of the estimates of the β coefficient within each level of the attributes, which were obtained by regressing preference onto the difference in attributes between the two choices.
Bodyweight at birth did not differ between pups attributed to the two different maternal environments or pups that stayed with their biological mother (mother effect C57 F(2,73) = 1.85 and DBA F 2,62) = 0.71, both p = ns).
The findings from this study show that levels of satisfaction differ on some attributes between the three regions on the one hand, and on the other between public and private health facilities.
The speaker, a Democrat, attributed the imbalance between the two projects to Mr. Pataki, a Republican, favoring the interests of suburbanites.
The difference between the FTIR-ATR and HPLC results was mainly attributed to difference between the two measuring techniques.
This is attributed to interaction between the two ferrocene moieties in the molecule, which is not relayed through a conjugated bridge.
However, the relative changes in the number of hospital admissions attributed to heat between the two time periods were not affected by the change in the RR coefficients.
Secondly, AMOVA produce that 35.5 % and 68.4%% of the total cpDNA and nDNA genetic variation could be attributed to differences between the two species, respectively.
