The phrase "attributed to the back" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing causes or reasons related to the back, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The pain was attributed to the back, leading to further investigation of spinal issues."
Alternatives: "linked to the back" or "associated with the back".
This was attributed to the back and side coupling effects.
The stabilization of very electron-rich complexes, such as [Fe(CO 4]2−, is attributed to the back π bonding that shifts electron density from the metal to the carbonyl ligands, and this view is substantiated by C−O bond distances and other physical data.
This substantial decrease in photocurrent (44%) is attributed to the back transfer of UV-excited TiO2 electrons to Au nanoparticles trap states, which lie on the surface of gold.
The decline in SIDS cases during the 1990s has been largely attributed to the 'Back to Sleep' campaigns, which promoted a non-prone sleep position [ 6].
That win can be attributed to the back-to-back penalties taken by veteran winger Patrick Sharp, allowing the Lightning to gain significant offensive zone time to break the deadlock.
The nonlinear I-V curve is attributed to the back-to-back Schottky barrier-type junctions formed between the nanowire and the metal electrode.
The relatively large negative charge on the central atoms (C2) of both the enol and keto tautomers is attributed to the back-donation of O atoms.
However, Meidan et al. found that ultrasound unexpectedly lowered the permeability of 5-FU through whole rat skin; an effect that was attributed to the back-diffusion of 5-FU to the ultrasonic coupling gel filled in the donor compartment.
The researchers said that the same inflammatory response was seen in rats, although the types of white blood cells responding to implant differed between the rodents and humans, a difference the researchers attribute to the back muscles the target tissue in the rats being different from human belly fat.
They are thus able to attract a constant flow of fresh young minds and retain their low-key "company culture". Indeed, much of their precocious success can be attributed to the laid-back yet diligent ambiance of their Collegetown offices.
Together, this explains why meiosis I is more error-prone than mitosis; it is attributed to the parameter γ the back-to-back conformation of sister kinetochores, which biases the kinetochore orientation.
