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The phrase "attributed to a lowered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing causes or reasons for a decrease in something, such as performance, quality, or levels.
Example: "The decline in productivity was attributed to a lowered motivation among the staff."
Alternatives: "linked to a decrease" or "associated with a reduction".
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The positive effect on emergence could be attributed to a lowered competition for auxin between the less numerous initiated primordia.
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Arrhenius analysis reveals that the significant co-catalytic effect can is attributed to a lowering of the activation energy of the rate-limiting step by ΔEa = 16 36 kJ/mol.
This better recovery is attributed to a lowering of muscle lactate.
The decrease in cellular viability caused by statins has been attributed to a lowering of intracellular FPP and GGPP concentrations [ 25].
This was attributed to a lowering of the p Ka of the proton at the 2-position by coordination of Zn II) to the iminyl N-atom of radical 64, hence facilitating deprotonation and aromatization to 66.
The lower NO conversion is attributed to a lower Pd function resulted by intimate PdCe interaction.
All of the above results were attributed to a lower plasma density when higher amount of PH3 was injected.
The increased NH3 emission was attributed to a lower acidity of the doped catalyst which reduced the NH3 adsorption capacity.
These superior field emission characteristics are attributed to a lower contact barrier and higher conductivity of the substrate.
Crops grown in such soils generally exhibit lower abundance of several insect herbivores, reductions that may be attributed to a lower nitrogen content in organically farmed crops.
This reduction was less prominent for BG compared to an equivalent concentration of Cu-BG, wasch wattributedtod to a lower extent of silicon release and calcium consumption.
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