The phrase "attributed to the relevant" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is assigned or credited to a specific subject or entity that is pertinent to the discussion.
Example: "The findings were attributed to the relevant studies conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "credited to the appropriate" or "assigned to the pertinent".
The optimization procedure, although formulated in general terms, is illustrated with reference to simple examples, in which realistic values are attributed to the relevant parameters.
If a participant made two very different comments for question 1: 'Was there anything particularly good about your NHS cancer care?', these comments would be separately attributed to the relevant themes.
For example, claims filed for incidents occurring in 2005 were attributed to the relevant physicians in 2005, rather than the year in which the claim was filed or it was closed, which could be several years after the event.
Students' low interest in science and their relatively negative attitudes are at least partially attributed to the way relevant disciplines are taught at school.
Furthermore, each indicator can range from a minimum or a maximum score (single scores are reported in Appendix); while the minimum score is always zero, the maximum scores vary depending on the social relevance attributed to the indicator, and therefore, more relevant indicators have higher maximum scores.
This has been attributed to the lack of clinically relevant animal models which can accurately predict the effects of a drug in the clinical setting.
The unexpected finding that office measurements were not inferior to ambulatory measurements, could be attributed to the meticulous and according to relevant guidelines procedure of office BP and HR measurements, in the setting of a hypertension research unit.
37 When a single response contained multiple phrases or components that could be classified in more than one category, the respective components were attributed to each relevant category (with the remainder of the original phrase also included alongside it to ensure the appropriate contextual information was readily available).
The developed system performs risk factor concept recognition and assigns relevant time attributes to the recognized risk factors on longitudinal EHRs.
The model was calibrated by varying the proportion of younger adults and elderly subjects with pre-exposure immunity to fit the excess rates of medical visits attributed to 2009 H1N1 in the relevant age group.
The improvement in performance was attributed to additional information relevant to ligand – receptor binding.
