The phrase "attributed to the live" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The success of the event was attributed to the live performances that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "credited to the live" or "ascribed to the live".
At that, the inhibitory effect of both pneumococci and pseudopneumococci on the M. catarrhalis strains growth should be probably attributed to the living cells of microorganisms, because of the treatment in chloroform vapors leads to the disappearance of this effect.
I will not pursue these debates here, except to say that there is sufficient ambiguity in the Phenomenology of Perception for some of the early interpreters of his work to speak about a "body subject," as if Merleau-Ponty had attributed to the "lived body," the corp propre (a genuinely unfortunate choice of phrase) the attributes that classical philosophy gives to the subject.
The growing public awareness around this issue can be attributed to the Black Lives Matter movement, a nationwide and global effort to end unjust police killings.
Yu recalled feeling pressure at a tournament when she was 13, which she attributed to the cameras and live commentary.
In today's hustle and bustle of modern living, a lot of the sources and causes of anxiety attacks can be attributed to the way we live.
The rawness of Butoh has often been attributed to the experience of living through Hiroshima.
For instance, London universities have lower scores which are often attributed to the cost of living in the capital.
The number of suicides among other adults and teenagers also surged, though those deaths are generally attributed to the stress of living in a highly competitive society rather than the changes in the family structure that are driving the elderly to despair.
He then argues that the apparent loss of vis viva in cases of inelastic collision is to be attributed to the fact that living force has been transferred to the smaller parts of the gross bodies in a way that does not contribute fully to the motion of the whole.
This is attributed to the fact that living systems are constantly subjected to intrinsic and extrinsic noise.
