The phrase "attributed to the induction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or cause of a particular conclusion or phenomenon that is linked to an inductive reasoning process.
Example: "The findings of the study were attributed to the induction of new variables that had not been previously considered."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the induction" or "linked to the induction".
The toxicity of the drug has been attributed to the induction of oxidative free radicals.
Additional reason may be attributed to the induction of RGNs, of dominant lethal mutations at predicated and/or unknown off-targeting sites which are located in important genes critical for fetal development.
Importantly, it was also found that the anti-proliferative activity of 8n could be attributed to the induction of cell cycle arrest and apoptosis in HCT116 cells.
This microbial lag, which was consistent with the results of batch experiments, is attributed to the induction and synthesis of the enzymes required for biodegradation of salicylate.
The reduction of S2O32− was mainly attributed to the induction effect of the metallic ions, and the H+ dissociated from tartaric acid could also promote the cathode process of S2O32−.
The sample surface hardness was found to decrease with increasing number of irradiation shots which can be attributed to the induction of vacancy defects by 2.45 MeV fusion neutron irradiations and the increasing deposition of the copper ablated from the anode-top on the irradiated samples.
A broad particle-szie distribution in mini-emulsion polymerization is generally attributed to the long induction period and homogeneous nucleation in the aqueous phase.
Most negative effects of soil biota on leaf herbivores have been attributed to the systemic induction of chemical defences that spread from roots to shoots [15], although root-feeders can also cause a lowering of amino acid levels in leaves [16].
Furthermore the treatment with PDA-66 led to morphological changes like condensation of chromatin and karyorrhexis which can be attributed to the detected induction of apoptosis as well as cell cycle alterations.
Our qPCR data did not indicate elevated cup-2 levels in the G85R SOD1 background (data not shown), but this might be attributed to the mild induction of the ER stress response by G85R SOD1, because previous studies have shown that high levels of ER stress (i.e. high concentrations of tunicamycin) induce upregulation of Derlin-1 (Oda et al., 2006).
The apparent discrepancy between studies may be attributed to the long induction period of CRC (Botteri et al, 2008), as well as the potential for modulating effects of important prognostic variables (Newcomb et al, 2007; Guastadisegni et al, 2010; Shaukat et al, 2011), many of which were not accounted for in previous studies.
