The phrase "attributed to the probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring, often in statistical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The results of the experiment were attributed to the probability of random chance affecting the outcomes."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the likelihood" or "assigned to the chance".
This is attributed to the increased probability of concrete crushing at high stress levels that results in faster degradation of the lateral strength.
The Nestedness software consistently produced non-significant results, which is attributed to the higher probability of making a type II error when testing matrices using a model similar to model II (cf. [20]).
A similar cause might be attributed to the lower probability of generic substitution on PPIs.
Within each node of the BN, we incorporate experience to measure the confidence attributed to the conditional probabilities inferred via specialist data sources.
This can be completely attributed to the finding that the probability of continuing treatment into the next year increased for new users from 51% in the first two years to more than 70% in the following years.
The different results obtained by Grayson et al. (9) and Shone et al. (24) may be attributed to the different pretest probabilities of osteomyelitis because their study populations differed and also to the fact that not all patients underwent the same test to confirm the diagnosis of osteomyelitis, making it difficult to directly compare the findings of the studies.
For this carbon estimation procedure, the portion of uncertainty attributed to the variance of the probability-based estimator of the population mean using the plot-level predictions is usually correctly estimated, but the portion attributed to the variance of the allometric model estimator is usually ignored.
The catch reductions were attributed to the shorter 1N5B bodies increasing the probability of mesh encounters (both species) and/or allowing H. castelnaui to swim forward and escape.
The forest effect can mainly be attributed to the reduction of the propagation probability of blocks.
For categorical variables with multiple levels, the reference level was attributed to the one with the lowest probability of the dependent variable.
