The phrase "attributed to the gas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or cause of a particular effect or phenomenon related to gas.
Example: "The increase in temperature was attributed to the gas released during the reaction."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the gas" or "credited to the gas".
Many of the effects that Russian health officials have attributed to the gas -- including slowed breathing and heartbeat -- are typical of opiates.
This is attributed to the gas generation mechanism, which provides smaller bubbles at lower velocities.
About 2,000 more deaths were attributed to the gas leak, and government records indicate that 578,000 people were affected.
Usually this influence is attributed to the gas momentum force, generated by gas flowing into the bubble during its formaiton.
This effect was attributed to the gas composition change induced by the atoms sputtered from the cathode titanium dioxide target, change that was proved by optical emission spectroscopy measurements.
Results in this work indicate that the big discrepancy of matched parameters between the new model and previous model are generated from the mud compressibility, which is attributed to the gas holdup.
This was attributed to the high gas-through-gas diffusion for high-temperature membrane operation.
In polymerization reactors the adiabatic temperature rise is relatively high, therefore the effect of the pressure on the average temperature of the particles can be entirely attributed to the increased gas density, whereas changes in the bed hydrodynamics have an effect on the spread of the particle temperature distribution.
The less damage can be attributed to the high gas press and low laser fluence used in BMN film growth.
These defects can be attributed to the entrapped gas originated from the raw material powders in the SLM process as mentioned above.
The simulated rapid warming is mainly attributed to the greenhouse gases (see Model settings in Table S2).
