The phrase "attributed to the variance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes for differences observed in data, results, or phenomena.
Example: "The discrepancies in the survey results can be attributed to the variance between the two demographic groups surveyed."
Alternatives: "due to the differences between" or "resulting from the variation between".
ICC provides the percentage of the total variance of the measures that can be attributed to the variability between subjects.
If we found evidence for such strong variance in effect sizes, we further examined if the detected heterogeneity can be attributed to the between-year variance in any socio-ecological factor by applying meta-regression (testing for the effect of moderators in a meta-analysis only makes sense, when the effect sizes truly vary across study samples).
The differences between sexes could be attributed to the greater variance in TUG times among female non-fallers.
Importantly, the portion of the total variance in infection that is attributed to the between-deme component is arbitrarily determined by a parameter.
18 This study also emphasizes the profound role the environment plays in mediating the risk for PTB, as 75% of the variance could be attributed to the environment shared between a mother and offspring or to individual environmental factors that vary from one birth to another such as inflammation, stress, and socioeconomic status.
As shown by Xu et al. (2014), the lack of improvement in accuracy could be attributed to the high correlation between different estimated variance components.
18 Heterogeneity was assessed with the I statistics, 19 which is the proportion of total variance observed between the trials attributed to the differences between trials rather than to sampling error.
14 Heterogeneity was assessed by using the Q statistic and I, which is the proportion of total variance observed between the trials attributed to the differences between trials rather than to sampling error.
Heterogeneity was assessed by using Q statistic and I, 2 22 which is the proportion of total variance observed between the trials attributed to the differences between trials rather than to sampling error.
