The phrase "attributed to model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a particular idea, statement, or work that is linked to a specific model.
Example: "The findings in this study are attributed to model X, which has been widely recognized in the field."
Alternatives: "credited to model" or "ascribed to model".
Secchi depths (Figure 4A) were lower in this scenario than in Table 1 and Figure 3, which can be attributed to model uncertainties and uncertainties in empirical data.
This allows for an improved simulation study design which accounts for differences in detection difficulty attributed to model architecture.
The values attributed to model parameters (resistance, compliance and characteristic impedance) are initially estimated according to the patient's sex and age, and from the pressure waveform.
Thus unrealistic values of χ2 can be similarly be attributed to model mis-specification, but could also be due to the inadequacy of the chosen test statistic.
In summary, the increased scope of modeled genes in iJL1678-ME caused a notable change in protein expression levels, and these shifts can be directly attributed to model updates and constraints derived from biochemical knowledge available in literature.
The results demonstrate that further improvement in the accuracy of GIS-based MCDA can be achieved by employing an integrated uncertainty sensitivity analysis approach, in which the uncertainty of landslide susceptibility model is decomposed and attributed to model's criteria weights.
Accuracy of the model is attributed to the model successfully capturing the deformations mechanisms that exist in these fabrics, which are responsible for the global behaviour of fabrics.
As noted by other researchers (e.g., Luhr and Xiong 2010; Sethi et al. 2011; Oyekola 2012), the overestimation of daytime VTEC by the IRI-2012 mayel may be attributed to the model's overestimation of the equatorial vertical drift.
In most hydrologic models using satellite data, major uncertainties in the model output can be attributed to the model parameters or input data.
Inter-hydrological model differences are likely attributed to alternative model structures, process representations and PET methods (Linacre for MIKE SHE and SLURP, Penman Monteith for Mac-PDM.09).
Some of the medical imaging software already includes reverse engineering modules and some solid modelling techniques, although the modelling is usually attributed to implant modelling, surgical planning, and so forth and is not suited for the product design modelling.
