Sentence examples for be due to faults from inspiring English sources

At least some of the problems seem to be due to faults in the process of DNA imprinting, says Azim Surani of Cambridge University in the United Kingdom.

It is thought this phenomenon is due to faulting at the mid-ocean ridge when the new oceanic crust was formed.

The 'loss of infeed' could be due to a fault event or regular maintenance.

It has been found from measurements of absorption and photoluminescence spectra that the CdSe nanoparticles of this structure have a broad photoluminescence band (λ max = 500 nm) at a narrow absorption peak (λ max = 420 nm), which may be due to stacking fault formation in nanoparticles of mixed cubic/hexagonal structure.

An additional diffraction peak marked with a star may be due to the stacking faults in the samples [7].

The newly found evidence of 1000-year-old 1000-year-old 1000-year-olds estimated from 230Th dating of fossil corals, may be dupliftlofal onland faulterracepper-plate structures in the forearc region.

These failures could be due to factors including faults in the trials' design or in the insufficiency of a single agent to prevent the array of injury processes involved in secondary injury.

Since some aftershocks locate on or near the megathrust surface and others locate in the outer trench slope or on continental faults (Fig. 1(a)), the 0.4 preference could simply be due to averaging different fault strengths.

There is a slight difference in the overall breakout orientations between the hangingwall (N44.8° W) and the footwall (N49.8° W), which could be due to the megasplay fault zone behaving as a mechanical decoupling surface as a whole.

The greater variability in NLB could be due to a projection fault, which may have occurred when NLB was calculated in the frontal plane.

This may be due to equipment malfunction, line faults and/or harsh climatic conditions or other natural phenomena like earthquakes, all of which can undermine the electric power distribution networks.