The phrase "attributed to a less" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The findings were attributed to a less rigorous methodology."
Alternatives: "ascribed to a lower" or "credited to a diminished".
The observed folding is much faster than expected for a protein of this size and could be attributed to a less frustrated free-energy landscape funnel for folding.
Interestingly, however, Darwin (1868) noted that domestic cats have longer intestines than wildcats, a difference he attributed to a less carnivorous diet associated with feeding on kitchen scraps.
In contrast, a lesser P TF) i may not be attributed to a less likely co-occurrence pattern of a TF.
This increase is generally attributed to a less restrictive RRT barrier together with a high patient acceptance of RRT, especially among the elderly.
The largest downfield chemical shift of 0.3 ppm compared to that of the unmodified duplex is observed for C H1′, which is attributed to a less planar stacking of the C and Y bases.
Internationally, a decreasing trend of abortions for SCA is observed, which is attributed to a generally less bleak prognosis than assumed in the past.
This is likely attributed to a combination of less measurement error (compared with central-site measurements), reducing the downward bias produced by measurement error, and greater toxicity of traffic particles than particles from other sources.
Numerous studies have pointed to geographic location as an important indicator of intention to leave a position within PHC centers and hospitals alike, as it is attributed to a desire for less commute time, as well as community belonging [ 15, 47, 51, 53].
The improvement of the CO sensing response can be attributed to a larger porosity and less particle agglomeration of CeO2 microspheres.
25– 27 Although RR was lower than previously observed in the pilot trial (9.6% versus 27%), this was attributed to a smaller cohort and less stringent entry criteria not requiring evidence of progression in the earlier study.
Part of this improvement was attributed to a higher percentage of patients less than 55 years of age and changes in clinical management after cardiac arrest.
