The phrase "attributed to the toxicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of negative effects or harmful characteristics related to a substance or situation.
Example: "The adverse health effects observed in the study were attributed to the toxicity of the chemical compound used."
Alternatives: "linked to the toxicity" or "ascribed to the toxicity".
The loss of vaibility was attributed to the toxicity of the tresyl leaving group and not the reaction itself.
Noteworthy, our study protocol confirmed that the non-responsiveness to the peptides was not attributed to the toxicity of asetonitrile used in the peptides solution.
The death of ookinetes in vitro following combined treatments with SNP and L-DOPA was attributed to the toxicity of peroxynitrite which was formed from the combination of NO produced from SNP and O2– produced from L-DOPA [28].
The decreased growth pattern in short chain could be attributed to the toxicity of these alkanes to cell membranes [ 40].
This might be attributed to the toxicity of chromium to chlorophyll biosynthesis of the test plant through direct inhibition of photosynthesis [ 28].
Psychological affects, such as a diminished scholastic performance or capacity for social interaction, can result in neuropsychological deficiencies attributed to the toxicity of chemotherapy or the isolation to which the individual is subjected [ 9, 15].
Generally, Roundup has been found to be more toxic than pure glyphosate, and this has been attributed to the inherent toxicity of POEA [ 16, 30], and potentially other formulation products.
Decreases in the COD RE % with increasing metal concentrations are mainly attributed to the metal toxicity leading to inhibition on microbial growth and activity.
This phenomenon can be attributed to the low toxicity and therapeutic effect of Jac-A.
Only when supplementation exceeded 60% for raw TPOMW, a negative impact was noted on mushroom yields which could be attributed to the effluent's toxicity (otherwise alleviated in the respective composted TPOMW medium).
We reasoned that, if loss of zinc binding is indeed the sole factor attributed to the decrease in toxicity, Tau*C291H (relative to Tau*C291A) or Tau*C2H (relative to Tau*C2A) may regain zinc-binding ability as histidine residues are also often utilized by proteins to bind zinc.
