The phrase "attributed to the reduced" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context discussing causes or effects related to a reduction in something, but it needs to be part of a more complete and coherent sentence.
Example: "The changes in performance were attributed to the reduced funding for the project."
Alternatives: "linked to the decrease" or "ascribed to the reduction".
To determine whether the reduced expression level of LOX-1 could be attributed to the reduced mRNA levels of LOX-1, real-time PCR was performed.
This can be attributed to the reduced capillary porosity and connectivity which curtails ice-growth promoted by capillary suction of surface liquid under freezing.
The enhanced photocurrent densities can be attributed to the reduced graphene oxide and Ti3 + self-doping produced by an electrochemical reduction treatment.
The improved modulation is attributed to the reduced Coulomb impurity scattering and cavity effect [16].
The detection of broad XRD peaks around 30° can be attributed to the reduced graphene nanosheets.
Such long lifetimes are attributed to the reduced oscillator strength due to the internal piezo-electric field present in nitride materials.
The better crystallinity observed after magnetic annealing can be attributed to the reduced temperature gradient and more homogeneous nucleation rate induced by the magnetic field [25].
Hence, the high energy efficiency of single UWB link is essentially attributed to the reduced spectra efficiency and the resulting tremendous spreading gain.
This might partly be attributed to the reduced crowd noise inside a baseball stadium, but fans didn't seem 100% into the idea of Becky Lynch winning this match because of the much more satisfying possibilities on this night.
The enhanced values can be attributed to the reduced magnetostatic interactions between Ni-wires deposited within neighboring pores, mainly caused by smoothened walls of the wires and an enhanced distance between the pores.
On this basis it has been proposed that HbC protection might be attributed to the reduced PfEMP1-mediated adherence of parasitized erythrocytes in the microvasculature.
