The phrase "are considerable due" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The expenses that are considerable due to the recent changes in policy need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "are significant because of" or "are substantial owing to".
Nevertheless, these ternary bronzes are considerable due to their composition.
As a result, the inefficiencies of architecture design are considerable due to such limitations.
It is shown that the consequences of either specifying a typical load cycle or a worst-case scenario are considerable due to different ranking of sources.
The indirect costs are considerable due to the high rate of production loss caused by sciatica.
The survival rate at 5 years is only about 50% and it is important to point out that secondary effects are considerable due to the location of these tumors [ 17].
Despite this potential positive, the lack of initiative by buyers or potential buyers will continue to plague stocks and leave the market susceptible to technical pressure, which is considerable due to the congestion of the current trading range.
The electrochemical anisotropy of HF-pickled nanostructured Ti is considerable due to a significant difference in roughness of the prismatic and basal planes, resulting in increased release of Ti4+ ions from basal planes.
Selection bias may be considerable due to a questionnaire-based analysis.
The financial burden of chronic constipation is considerable, due to direct costs of the healthcare system such as consultations, investigations, and drug therapy [ 9].
In the absence of stress, flux through the GABA pathway should be relatively low, whereas photorespiratory flux would be considerable due to the favourable atmospheric CO2/O2 ratio, and glyoxylate produced might contribute to GABA transamination to SSA.
