Sentence examples for be due to clear from inspiring English sources

"This may be due to clear evidence of no effect or insufficient power, and obviously the rarer the outcome, the more that low power will result in insufficient evidence to declare a link".

Everyone is due to clear out by mid-September.

The skies are due to clear, but the temperatures will be well below freezing.

We meet at HM Inspectorate of Prisons in Holborn, central London, just a few days before he is due to clear out.

Teams were due to clear snow from town centres and bus stops, and refill grit bins on Monday.

French authorities are due to clear camps in Calais where migrants wishing to reach the UK have been living for months.

In some cases their introduction was due to clear human agency, such as the Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois) that was brought to the coast of the Southeast U.S. by home aquarists.

If the dichroic seeps out from under the clear cap, although you have a larger cap, this may be due to the clear glass not fusing to the dichroic layer.

The absence of a significant genotype effect during the complete tone exposure period could be due to the clear absence of differences during the last minute.

This finding may be due to the clear and well known guidelines in this country [ 36, 37] and the antiemetic Diclectin®, which is approved for use against NVP.

This may be due to the clear relationship between SES and an unfavorable risk factor profile (e.g. smoking, unhealthy diet, inactivity, stress) [ 9], which is more influential on pre-hospital mortality than on case-fatality [ 10].