The phrase "attributed to slippage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind a particular issue or phenomenon, particularly in contexts like economics, project management, or scientific research.
Example: "The unexpected delay in the project timeline was attributed to slippage in the initial phases of development."
Alternatives: "due to a lapse" or "caused by a delay".
They are attributed to slippage-mispairing events that are more likely to appear in regions where the polymerase activity is interrupted [28].
Subsequently, at a drift level of 5%, several thin vertical and horizontal cracks appeared in the joint panel zone; in addition, flexural cracks appeared at the widened beam column interface, which was attributed to the slippage of the bottom reinforcing bars of the beam.
The expansion and contraction of TRs are largely attributed to strand slippage during DNA synthesis associated with replication, repair, and/or recombination (Levinson and Gutman 1987; Ellegren 2000).
Although the exact mechanism of mutation for the repeat pattern variants observed in this study cannot be definitively concluded, it should be noted that the majority of STR variation has been attributed to strand slippage [14 16].
The high degree of polymorphism has been attributed to DNA slippage mutation during replication (Leclercq et al. 2010), but the process may be more complex and is still not fully understood (Li et al. 2002, 2004; Ellegren 2004; Buschiazzo and Gemmell 2006; Eckert and Hile 2009; Bhargava and Fuentes 2010; Kelkar et al. 2010; Leclercq et al. 2010).
Therefore, the differences in polymorphism prevalence among bins can be attributed to distinct slippage-induced mutation rates at loci depending on repeat number, with the PPRL statistic functioning as a proxy for slippage rates.
Indels have been described in other species and have been attributed to DNA polymerase slippage [ 33].
Likewise, some of Android's European slippage could be attributed to Samsung having a tougher time.
Experimental results show sensitivity of permeability measurements to pore pressure, which are attributed to a combination of gas flow slippage and pore/rock compressibility.
64, 65, 71– 73 The reason for this dramatic reduction in slippage rate is attributed to the use of the pars flaccida technique instead of the less frequently used perigastric approach for the insertion of the gastric band around the proximal stomach.
