Sentence examples for be due to some from inspiring English sources

Is this true, or could it be due to some kind of nerve damage?

They argue that blindsight must be due to some form of cheating or sloppy research.

This may be due to some inherent problems that owners face in their DB projects.

We speculate that the latter could be due to some corrugation of the monolayer, not considered in the present modeling.

However, the rise 12 months later may be due to some agent fees being staggered across the length of an individual player's contract.

If you don't know what to look for, a fall off the bars often seems to be due to some mistake with the gymnast's hands.

He just said whenever there's an acceleration, it's going to be due to some forces and it's your job to find what the forces are.

Note to paragraph (b)(58): The injury or disease must be due to some factor relating to compliance with proper orders.

Or the effect could be due to some other dietary change that occurred when the women found foods to substitute for fats.

These conflicting findings may be due to some study designs primarily eliciting transient engagement of attention and other study designs primarily eliciting sustained engagement of attention.

This may be due to some hydrolytic reaction (Figure 4D).