The phrase "attributed in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings, conclusions, or statements that are credited to a particular research study.
Example: "The results of the experiment were attributed in this study to the influence of environmental factors on plant growth."
Alternatives: "credited in this research" or "ascribed in this analysis".
The product attributes in this study are primarily product modules or product components that have major effects on the environmental impacts.
In particular, the differences in outcomes may be attributed in part to this study being conducted in the context of a state-wide implementation of a smoke free policy in all health services, and of local strategies associated with its imminent implementation.
Overall, we find that the age attribute has a strong correlation with all the other gene attributes used in this study such as tissue-specificity, gene-gene interactions, gene length and regulatory nature of genes.
The leadership attributes identified in this study can be utilized to develop programmes geared to support nurses' participation in health policy activity.
The attributes developed in this study can form the basis of guidelines for a country/entity like Uganda seeking to develop or review its HSPA framework.
In agreement with prior literature summarized in meta analyses, the odds ratios for the 4 predictive baseline adenoma attributes estimated in this study are consistent with very substantial effects.
Compared to the whole-stand model, the combination method did not show improvements in predicting stand attributes in this study.
We hypothesized that KRAs have fundamental ecological and socially determined attributes that enable them to provide forage during critical times and we sought to characterize some of those attributes in this study.
In order to better differentiate the three types of identity attributes, in this study we chose to use a dataset manually extracted from a set of public web pages and news stories related to terrorism and subjectively linked entities mentioned in the articles.
