The phrase "attributed to the set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, qualities, or actions that are associated with a particular group or category.
Example: "The findings in this study are attributed to the set of variables that were analyzed."
Alternatives: "assigned to the group of" or "linked to the category of".
These positive results can be attributed to the set of conditions prepared in the procedure, all recommended by studies on teaching by exclusion trials, and the presence of important repertoires for the performance of the proposed tasks in the participants.
This could be attributed to the set of circumstances underlying the failed healing that occurs in tendinopathy and to the subsequent positive feedback reaction.
The majority opinion, however, is that this has not taken place, which must, in good measure, be attributed to the set of actions undertaken to differing degrees by the various health centres (see Table 3).
The small variations in sensitivity and specificity of single antigens between different studies could be attributed to the use of completely different sample sets.
We were surprised to note that the death index attributed to siRNA pools often fell outside the range of death indices attributed to the corresponding set of individual siRNA duplexes.
However, the phenomenon that the two flavins are exchangeable based on the stoichiometric constraints of the model may be attributed to the incomplete set of constraints in the model (such as enzyme capacity, regulatory, thermodynamic, or other constraints).
Other attacks attributed to the same set of apparently Russian actors include an attack on Georgian elections in 2008, the hack of French news channel TV5Monde, and a Twitter account and blog supposedly operated by a hacker calling himself Guccifer 2.0 but more likely an instrument of Fancy Bear.
By factorizing participant-specific and source-specific variation, the reconstructed activity across different participants can be attributed to the same set of empirically determined sources.
This may be attributed to the initial setting of the pastes which reduces the mobility of SP. It is concluded the adsorption of aliphatic SP in coal ash cement pastes can be reasonably captured and described within the first 150 min.
When comparing our results with the data from the EUROCARE study which analyzed the progress in survival of patients with CRC in 16 European countries from the 1980s to the early 21st century, we observed a slightly better 5-year survival then the 50-60% reported in Europe diagnosed between 2000 2002 which could be attributed to the academic setting of our hospital and the higher volume [ 44].
This has been previously attributed to the human set point (1.0 g/l) of transplanted cells compared with the mouse set point (1.5 2.0 g/l), as previously described for human embryonic stem-cell-derived islets grafted into non-diabetic immunodeficient mice [ 11].
