The phrase "attributed to reduce" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The findings were attributed to reduce the overall risk of complications."
Alternatives: "assigned to decrease" or "ascribed to lower".
Some proposed mechanisms leading to the change in PEH have been attributed to reduced peripheral vascular resistance, 18 reduced sympathetic activity, 18, 19 diminished systolic volume, 18 and changes in the sensitivity of adrenergic cardiac and endothelial factors.
The revenue results were tempered by a 4.9percentt decline in sales at stores open at least a year, which Best Buy attributed to reduced traffic.
Our results indicate that low rate of reproduction in captivity can be attributed to reduced male reproductive fitness.
The excellent rate performance can be attributed to reduced interfacial resistance and enhanced lithium ion diffusion coefficient.
These effects were attributed to reduced pro-inflammatory responses in microglia consequent to suppression of nuclear factor-κB activation7, augmented T regulatory cell activity due to decreased Nitric oxide (NO) production, and suppressed differentiation of Th17 and Th1 cells8.
However, it remains elusive whether the effects upon IF, often tested by alternate day fasting in rodent models19, are attributed to reduced calorie intake and/or modified eating pattern.
The negative impact of metastases on the mechanical performance of vertebral bone is often attributed to reduced bone density and/or compromised architecture.
Lower milk protein content for extensively fermented silages can be attributed to reduced silage DM intake and microbial protein synthesis in the rumen.
This might be attributed to reduced flame extinction and reduced effective Markstein numbers when the increasingly nonsteady conditions reduce the ability of the flame to respond to changes in flame stretch rates.
Fluorescence quenching assays and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations revealed that the high serum stability of the dendron micelles can be attributed to reduced micelle-serum protein interactions, owing to their dendritic, dense PEG outer shell.
