The phrase "attractiveness due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is attractive because of a certain reason, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The attractiveness due to the vibrant colors of the painting captivated everyone in the gallery."
Alternatives: "appeal resulting from" or "attractiveness stemming from".
Electroactive materials with hollow nanostructures received great attractiveness due to large surface area, low density and superior structure permeablity.
In addition to their attractiveness due to light weight and tailorable performance attributes, they also provide significant advantages for use in seismic regions.
Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
"ISIL has lost much of its attractiveness due to its military defeats and weakened capabilities to mount attacks in Europe," says Steve Killelea, chairman of IEP.
On the other hand, when both older parents and their children are well off, coresidence loses its economic attractiveness due to increased opportunity costs.
However, the service has experienced a fast decrease in its quality: the huge number of passengers using TransMilenio has produced issues of congestion and insecurity, while the local services of Sitp suffer from a lack of attractiveness due to low frequencies and delays (Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá 2015, p. 47).
All 26 participants were included in the analysis for redness discrimination; only 24 participants were included in the analysis of the health and attractiveness tasks due to experimenter error (one participant missed both tasks; two other participants missed one task each).
It is conceivable, under the environmental covariance hypothesis that the commonly-documented relationship between orange colouration and attractiveness is due to an environmental correlation, and that sexual selection might thus have no net effect on the area orange colouration.
Because F0 and F0 -SD are positively correlated (Tables 2 and 3), it is possible that previously reported correlations concerning the relationship between F0 and dominance (or attractiveness) are due instead to the influence of F0 -SD.
However, in this case the criticism could be levelled that any difference in attractiveness is due to a bias against any form of anti-social behaviour or non-complaisance, rather than a bias towards 'altruism' or helping.
For instance, it might be true that the PSP density in Eq. (1) is influenced by a district's PGP density, but causation might also run in the opposite direction if the presence of PSPs raises a district's attractiveness for PGPs due to increased referral opportunities.
