Sentence examples for be due on the from inspiring English sources

The lack of correlation between muscle fascicle length and rate of force development in children with CP could be due, on the one hand, to the non-optimal joint position adopted for force generation on the isometric strength tests as compared to the position of TD children.

The different results in both groups might be due on the one hand to the different morphology and growth pattern in the HCC nodules.

This discrepancy between gene expression and GLV production may be due, on the one hand, to the wide variety of roles played by LOX [ 53], and, on the other hand, to the effect of the GLVs on leaf tissues [ 30].

This may be due, on the one hand, to the stocking of cattle closer to settlements, where soils are likely enriched with manure and domestic refuse (Hedges et al., 2005; Bogaard et al., 2007; Commisso and Nelson, 2010).

This might be due, on the one hand, to the wide variety of tasks used in the different studies and on the other hand to the high interindividual variance in neuroanatomy within the PPC (Grefkes and Fink 2005).

According to one source a decision could be due on the show's recommission as early as this week, but it looks as though it will return, depending on "how the talks go over budgets".

But one night before Mr. Perry was due on the set, with 13 days left of filming, he had what he calls, wryly, "this very lovely spiritual moment".

Both cash deliveries were due on the same day, March 26.

Sell-out crowds of 30,000 a day are due on the outskirts of Pittsburgh.

It's due on the 5th and we can't offer any specifics until then".

She is Hungarian and a boyfriend is due on the next flight.