Sentence examples for be due to position from inspiring English sources
It may be due to position changes (for example, 18, 1, 31, and 8 in the transmitted first intermediate hash have been changed to 26, 6, 1, and 30 in the receiver side) of first intermediate hash as shown in Table 10.
The correlation could be due to position effect of CNVR, and a regulatory sequence of PLA2G2D may exactly reside in CNVR22 [ 58].
The pathways between SES and smoking are suggested to be due to position (education, income, occupation) and psychosocial stressful environments, which in turn have an impact on lifestyle habits [ 37].
Therefore we know that differences in expression strength and functionality of the lethality system in different LLs are not a result of multiple insertions of the driver or effector constructs, but must be due to position effects.
Alternatively, rather than the effects of GSL polymorphisms, variation in silique length (and fitness) may be due to position effects of the transgene inserts, or untagged Agrobacterium hits, or linked mutations not eliminated following EMS.
This pattern of expression is comparable with the native expression pattern of the SRKb gene in A. lyrata, with the exception of expression in stamens, which might be due to position effects of the site of transgene integration in Col-0 WT[ SRKb] plants.
The differences in reliability reported across studies could be due to positioning.
They could have other military uses, too: in 2006, Lockheed Martin is due to position a prototype airship over the city of Akron, Ohio, once the centre of Goodyear's blimp operation, as part of an experimental missile-defence system.
The degradation of the energy resolution in the outer "pixel" is due to position dependence, which we can cancel out by dividing the events into smaller "pixels" when we have sufficient X-ray events.
However we cannot rule out the possibility that the superior performance of this promoter construct in A. gambiae is due to position effects associated with the sequence context at the locus of transgene integration in this line.
Although the 46,XY,t(1;22)(p36.1;q11.2) translocation disrupts the GNB1L gene, it is possible that the resulting phenotype is due to position effects that alter expression of genes in the vicinity including TBX1 and COMT which are also strong candidates for behavioral phenotypes.
