The phrase "attributed to the physiological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing causes or effects related to physiological factors, such as in scientific or medical writing.
Example: "The symptoms observed in the patient were attributed to the physiological changes occurring in their body."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the physiological" or "linked to the physiological".
This may be attributed to the physiological performance of oyster at lower salinities as they exhibited partial or complete contraction of adductor muscles and a slowing or cessation of water current through the gills as suggested by Newell (1985).
Pica, specifically geophagy, was once attributed to the physiological requirement for NaCl [119], but this hypothesis has more or less been ruled out as a motivation for human pica following the establishment of the salt-deficient nature of most geophagic materials.
An additional level of heterogeneity can be attributed to the physiological diversity of the patients themselves.
One possible mechanism for these effects can be attributed to the physiological effects of reduced INDY transport activity.
The diverging results could be attributed to the physiological state of ewes in relation to when in the breeding season the experiment was performed.
This could be attributed to the physiological changes initiated by established trematodes in snails which can kill other invading trematodes or boost immune responses, a phenomenon termed behavioral fever [ 37– 40].
This is could be attributed to the different physiological mechanisms and graft incompatibility in solanaceous plants (Kawaguchi et al. 2008).
This difference could be attributed to the different physiological background/metabolic fluxes of KT2440 and S12.
This result may be attributed to the poorer physiological reserve associated with later stage disease in elderly patients.
These inconsistencies could also be attributed to the different physiological factors of the participants in the studies; for instance, the mean age, BMI, and number of participants in each study differed (Table 3).
Indeed, the success of certain forms of bariatric surgery in lowering glucose levels in diabetic subjects, as well as in reducing appetite more generally, is widely attributed to the enhanced physiological release of entero-endocrine hormones such as GLP-1 and PYY [ 26].
