The phrase "attributed to the varying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or causes behind differences or changes in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study were attributed to the varying levels of participation among the subjects."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the differing" or "linked to the diverse".
The seasonal variations of brightness temperature especially in high altitude region is attributed to the varying degree of snow thickness and snow melting.
Deviations from Miner's rule, which have often been observed for two-level tests are attributed to the varying fraction of crack initiation and propagation phase for different loads.
The emission energy and intensity of the CND samples can be tuned by thermal annealing at varying temperatures in an ambient atmosphere, attributed to the varying fractions of the core sp2 moiety and the surrounding surface chemical groups.
The difference in cell proliferation may be attributed to the varying mechanical properties of scaffolds; where the stiffness of l-pLG scaffolds was notably higher than ss-pLG scaffolds, most likely due to the variable levels of gelatin grafting on the backbone of PDLLA.
The first of these is explained in terms of the larger role of interbubble gas diffusion at higher gas solubilities, whereas the second is attributed to the varying residence time of the bubbles with regard to a particular height in the foam bed.
Microclimatic conditions exist spatially in different localities attributed to the varying atmospheric conditions on the island.
The brightness temperature shows distinct pattern, which is attributed to the presence of varying rock types, soil, snow and water.
Cellular differentiation, the transformation of a cell from one identity (i.e., progenitor cells) to another (i.e., progeny cells), can be attributed to the alternation of varying TF complexes.
The phenotypic discrepancies between T cells from patient PBMCs and engrafted spleens could be attributed to the dynamic and varying nature of T-cell interactions in diverse locations and microenvironments (Jin et al., 2010; Sakuishi et al., 2010; Sumida et al., 2013; Zhou et al., 2011).
This varying trend can be attributed to the chelation properties between the metals and amino acids (Odum et al. 2005).
The reasons of the complex permittivity real and imaginary part varying with frequency may be attributed to the following two points.
