Sentence examples for be due to exceptional from inspiring English sources

Typically, says Elliott Witney, the head of the academy, only about 7% of students from low-income families graduate from college; KIPP's rate so far has been over 90%, though it has not yet quite achieved its goal of 98.6% ("body temperature").KIPP's successes may be due to exceptional leadership, but according to Mr Witney there is no reason to think that they cannot be widely replicated.

This could be due to exceptional events of hybridization between the two species, which occur at too low a rate to be detected in our study.

The German central bank argued Monday that much of the recent deceleration in Germany and Europe was due to exceptional factors, like the earthquake and tsunami in Japan that temporarily disrupted supplies of auto parts.

Kacelnik told me, "We study multiple animals for a reason: if you want to characterize a species, you need to try similar ideas on different subjects, to examine how much is due to exceptional circumstances and how much is a property of your method and your experiments".

Such high productivity could be due to the exceptional adaptive capacities of this cultivar, which was selected from several thousand seedlings derived from planned crosses over 80 years ago (Stout and Schreiner 1933) and was one of 27 Schreiner and Stout crosses that were introduced to Poland in 1938.

This unexpected result might be due to the exceptional collection of species-specific genes that are involved in iron metabolism of C. jeikeium [ 10].

Some of this may be due to Walsh's exceptional ability to forge immediate connections, on and off the stage.

The exceptional explant response to BA can be due to its rapid metabolism and ability to activate other endogenous hormones inside the plant tissue [ 23].

The exceptional behavior of Hirono may also be due to the early exposure to high-energy radionuclides because of its proximity to the FNPP (approximately 20 km) [ 2].

François-Henri Pinault, chairman and chief executive of PPR, the French luxury group that owns YSL and Bottega Veneta as well as Gucci and sportswear label Puma, said the company's "excellent" results were due to the "exceptional performances of all brands in our luxury division".

This characteristic is due to the exceptional electronic structure and unique properties of two-dimensional graphene.