The phrase "attributed to its low level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for something being at a low level, such as performance, quality, or status.
Example: "The project's failure was largely attributed to its low level of funding and resources."
Alternatives: "due to its low level" or "because of its low level".
Meanwhile, oral LD50 value of ME was 2.0 ± 0.2 g/kg, suggesting the toxicity of ME is at low levels, which may be attributed to its inhibition type and selectivity.
Furthermore, it might be attributed to a low level of importance of oral diseases as perceived by pregnant women in this socio-cultural context for whom the prevailing levels of Malaria, HIV/AIDS, poverty, social crisis and weak health systems are much more severe.
As RecA E38K/K72R protein hydrolyzes little or no ATP on its own, the pol V Mut activity cannot be attributed to a low level of contamination by RecA protein.
Among these mechanisms, target alteration has been reported to be responsible for a high level of resistance to CIP whereas efflux pump and Qnr protein mediated mechanisms attributed to a low level of resistance (Jacoby 2005; Strahilevitz et al. 2009).
It is characterised by mild, calm weather with high levels of sunshine, sea breezes and a "healthy, bracing air" attributed to the low level of tree cover.
CARM1 seen in the untreated cells can be attributed to the low level of background activation by GR resulting from a small amount of GR in the nucleus before treatment (see EMSA-Fig. 2B-Lane 2).
This can be attributed to the low level of polymorphism in Cajanus spp. as well as the small number of lines in the mapping populations used for developing the genetic maps.
Since the level of PsbS, the pH sensitive trigger for NPQ [ 30] is similar to wild-type, this effect can be attributed to the low level of the interacting partners of PsbS where the actual quenching occurs, i.e. the Lhcb proteins [ 31- 34], and to the lack of lutein which limit NPQ [ 16, 35].
