The phrase "attributed with an increase" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "attributed to an increase."
Example: "The recent success of the product can be attributed to an increase in marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "linked to an increase" or "associated with an increase."
The increase in Cu and Fe levels is attributed with a significant increase in anti-GADAs which reflects the inhibition rate of GAD enzyme via oxidative stress mechanism including hydroxyl radicals.
The changing status of sex hormones in aging contributes to the differential diagnoses and prognoses of men and women, as the sudden loss of ovarian hormones following menopause in women is attributed with the increased prevalence of the disease and an observed greater deposition of beta-amyloid (Aβ) plaques in the brains of AD positive women [ 37].
A similar narrowing in the band gap of CIS QDs with increased temperature has been attributed to an increase in the effective size of the QD core [9,11].
Additionally, the decrease of RH with increasing DSMA should be attributed to an increase of the hydrophobic association between polymers and the subsequent formation of a more compact bilayer.
The G′ values at 8°C, instrumental hardness, and sensory firmness attributes were significantly correlated (r > 0.84); all these attributes significantly decreased with an increase in FT, and HP was not a significant parameter in the prediction models developed for these attributes.
As married young adults on average have higher intentions than the non-married, this could be attributed to an increasing selection with age of infecund or low fecund men and women into the married childless category.
By estimating the effective crack-driving force actually experienced at the crack tip, the observed increase in the mixed-mode ΔGTH threshold with mode-mixity was attributed to an increasing influence of crack-tip shielding due to crack closure and crack-surface interference.
