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Free sign upThe phrase "attributed to the inconsistent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, behaviors, or outcomes that are linked to inconsistency in a particular context.
Example: "The project's delays were largely attributed to the inconsistent communication among team members."
Alternatives: "linked to the erratic" or "ascribed to the unreliable".
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The latter however displayed spurious features attributed to the inconsistent treatment of different physical waves.
One explanation for the contradictory results could be attributed to the inconsistent training parameters used for WBV training.
Therefore, some of the variation recorded both within an observer's measurements and between the measurements of different observers could be attributed to the inconsistent movement by subjects.
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The change to more arid climatic condition since the middle Miocene combining with tectonic uplift should attribute to the inconsistent erosion rates over different timescales in Qilian Shan Mountains.
Lack of agreement between the results obtained with different test configurations has been attributed to the use of inconsistent data reduction schemes or inadequate correction factors used to correct for, e.g. the large deformations occurring with some tough modern materials.
The superiority of computer algorithms may attributed to the fact that humans are inconsistent: we are easily influenced by recent experience, distractions, and outside suggestions; and we are also less skilled at considering multiple factors.
He seems unsure whether his consecutive clunkers, the likes of which he has never endured in Washington, can be attributed to the need for adjustments — an inconsistent arm slot, say, or a preponderance of high fastballs — or poor health.
Perhaps some of the inconsistent literature could be attributed to the fact that cortisol responses in traumatized persons vary with the type of stressor applied.
Previous authors suggest that the inconsistent reports may be attributed to the fact that the SLB test loses sensitivity over the time course of recovery and is not challenging enough to be truly representative of sports-related activities, where balance deficits become more apparent [ 37, 45, 46].
These predictions are, however, inconsistent, a fact attributed to the inability of the reconstruction method to accurately reflect the contributions of smaller pores and throats to electrical conductivity.
This inconsistent result could be attributed to the chemical characteristics of organic fertilizer factory leachate that was used as the influent in this research.
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