Sentence examples for be due to conversion from inspiring English sources

This may be due to conversion of tri-sulfate alumina (AFt) to mono-sulfate alumina (AFm).

The slightly higher HMF concentration in gelam, longan and sourwood honey may be due to conversion of sugars (sucrose) into HMF because it has been previously reported that HMF can also be produced from decomposition of hexoses catalyzed by heating [39] and these honey samples coincidentally had high sucrose concentrations.

This appeared to be due to conversion of the phenolics by MelC2 to more hydrophobic and membrane-permeable quinones.

Interestingly, not all species of PC were increased in the PD VC and this may be due to conversion of specific molecular species of PC to PS.

A strong correlation between GC content and recombination rate is observed in many eukaryotes, which is thought to be due to conversion events linked to the repair of meiotic double-strand breaks.

Thus, the decline in IsoAsp from a tissue or body fluid could be due to conversion to a racemized form or due to loss from tissue.

Unclear ascertainment in four studies was due to conversion from laparoscopic appendicectomy to an open technique.

Thus it is highly unlikely that the patterns of identity identified are due to conversion events from dispersed repeats that are repeated outside the CMT1A-REP sequences.

Permanent treatment discontinuations occurred in 16% of patients not on dialysis and 14% of transplant patients, and were due to conversion to dialysis.

Although it is possible that the difference in mobility between these bands is due to conversion of a set of Asn residues to Asp, this seems unlikely given that the shift in MW is on the order of ∼10 kD.

To check whether this effect is due to conversion of the dimer to the monomer, or to loss of additional contacts between the dimerisation domain itself and F-actin, we made a series of mutants designed to inhibit dimer formation with minimum effect on the properties of the helices.