Sentence examples for be due to misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Vampire superstitions were common when plague devastated Europe, and much, if not all, of this folklore could be due to misconceptions about the natural stages of decomposition, Borrini said.

He argues that this is due to misconceptions about palliative care and economic factors including consultation fees, benefits from pharmaceutical companies and financial rewards for investigations.

Mr. Murphy, founder and editor of the California Technology Stock Letter and author of "Every Investor's Guide to High-Tech Stocks and Mutual Funds" (Broadway Books, $27.50), to be published this week, contends that technology's recent troubles are due to misconceptions, not fundamentals.

MDOT has stated that many of the concerns expressed are due to misconceptions and unfounded assumptions about the design.

Male partners' support for the use of FP by women was perceived to be low, which is due to misconceptions about FP and traditional pro-natalistic beliefs and tendencies.

This high level of confidence may be due to consumers' misconceptions about the extent of pre-market review and regulatory oversight that a DS must undergo.

It could also be due to the misconception that the Taser is non-lethal.

This failure may be due to a widespread misconception about the evidence concerning nonionizing electromagnetic fields (EMFs) as a health hazard.

The low intention documented in this study could be due to the myths and misconceptions on LAPMs.

The high unmet need among women with low level of education could be due to their deep rooted misconceptions about the benefits of contraception.

The increase in performance across most key concepts and misconceptions may be due to the fact that students in the module courses spent more time studying genetic drift.