The phrase "attributed to significant differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind variations or discrepancies in data, results, or observations.
Example: "The variations in test scores were attributed to significant differences in the teaching methods used across the schools."
Alternatives: "due to notable differences" or "resulting from substantial differences".
This uniqueness could be attributed to significant differences in the submerged landscape, and possibly the presence of anthropogenically-altered offshore features.
In the Fujioka et al. study, however, unfortunately the conditions are confounded, and therefore any differences in auditory evoked latencies could be attributed to significant differences in the spectral center of gravity.
Yet, this tendency was not significant according to the permutation test (F = 0.91, p < 0.56) probably attributed to significant differences in multivariate dispersion (F = 15.3, p < 0.01).
The origin of this result could be attributed to significant differences in haplotype frequencies among B. indicus, B. taurus, and composite cattle.
These gestational diet induced differences in vasorelaxation responses between HE and NE offspring to BK and SNP were attributed to significant differences in male but not female offspring when examined independently of post-weaning diets.
A minority of studies have not demonstrated an association and this may be attributed to significant differences in the methodologies employed for sample selection, immunostaining techniques, vessel counting and statistical analysis, although a number of biological differences may account for the discrepancy.
In case of micro-droplets, such differences were attributed to significant modification of growth mechanisms and microstructure of the coating, that lead to a different competitive mechanism of residual stress build-up.
The great discrepancies in combustion characteristics may mainly attribute to the significant differences of the flow patterns both in cavity and mainstream.
These could probably be attributed to dietary differences, since no significant differences were reported for physical activity.
The differences in permeability could not be attributed to differences in VEGFA levels, as there were no significant differences in VEGF expression by RT-PCR (either tumor- or host- produced) between U87-C, U87si and mock-transfected tumors.
These differences in exercise endurance cannot be attributed to differences in body mass as Myog-deleted mice did not exhibit significant differences in weight until one year post-deletion.
