Sentence examples for be contributed due from inspiring English sources

Considerable amount of fluorides may be contributed due to anthropogenic activities (Ravikumar et al. 2013).

The higher values in the area may be contributed due to the effluent discharged by industries and domestic sewages.

In the area, seven places are having sulphate ion concentration more than 200 and the higher sulphate content may be contributed due to biochemical, anthropogenic sources and industrial process, etc. Residual sodium carbonate (RSC) can be used as a criterion for assessing the suitability of irrigation waters.

Apart from natural sources, a considerable amount of fluoride may be contributed due to anthropogenic activities like seepage-free circulation of water caused by rainfall and/or irrigation in the weathered products dissolves and leaches the minerals, contributing fluoride to the groundwater (Shaji et al. 2007; Rao 2009).

Such observations could be contributed due to the specific experimental condition which the experimentalists interested in the operon can explore further on a case-by-case basis.

Palmprints exhibit a unique characteristic that can be characterized using texture features that are contributed due to the presence of palm creases, wrinkles, and ridges.

Half the money is due to be contributed by the German government and the other half by German industry.

The significant increase of in situ melanomas in men reported here can be contributed to a chance finding due to small absolute numbers of in situ melanomas and year-to-year fluctuation.

Therefore, our findings have highlighted the concentration dependent activity of oils of C. copticum and T. vulgaris against virulence factors and biofilms in proteinase and haemolysin producing drug-resistant strains of Candida spp. The above activities of test oils are supposed to be mainly contributed due to their major active compound thymol.

A possible explanation is that for sufficiently high SNR, the channel NMSE is contributed mainly due to numerical error than by channel noise.

The exponential generation of municipal solid waste (MSW) over the years has been contributed mainly due to the expanding of industrial activities, population growth, and lifestyle changes (Ahmed and Lan 2012).