Sentence examples for be due mostly to from inspiring English sources

That fact seems to be due mostly to the social-comparison mechanism.

The short careers may be due mostly to the large number of high-speed collisions these players experience, N.F.L. officials said.

Instead, the wider gap seems to be due mostly to technological advance, which has boosted the productivity and wages mainly of the better educated while leaving the least educated lagging.

In an earlier 14-month follow-up study involving 88 patients with TN, we found that the duration of therapeutic effect (i.e., reduction in VAS scores) may be due mostly to the first injection of BTX-A [16].

Overall, the results obtained indicate that thermal cycles degrade bonded joints between pultruded GFRP adherends and this degradation seems to be due mostly to detrimental effects on the constituent materials, namely the adhesives; however, for the conditions used in this study, this degradation seems to be compatible with the structural use of this type of joints in civil infrastructure.

Therefore the mTORC2 rescue observed in the latter cells might be due mostly to the PI3K cascade which is also rescued by the transfection.

The reputation of the Weary Herakles is due mostly to the strange story of its discovery.

First, the postponement was due mostly to the predicted temperature, not actual precipitation.

We did find a couple of flamboyant outliers, but this was due mostly to vintage variations.

This interpretation is far too generous to Boehner, whose failures, political and substantive, were due mostly to cowardice.

The victory was due mostly to the bullpen, which gave up only one hit over the final six innings.