Sentence examples for be due to study from inspiring English sources
The evidence summarised in this systematic review needs to be interpreted with caution, the inconsistent study results may be due to study design, exposure assessment, and avoidance measure.
The differences may be due to study design, or may reflect differences in lifestyle, diet or be due to genetic predisposition triggered by environmental factors.
Under estimation of soil water content as seen in case of Watermark and Tensiometers may be due to study site soils having less clay than that of soil used for developing retention curve by Kallestad et al. (2006) for the same clay loam classification.
Variability between the incidences obtained from 20 studies is unlikely to be due to study groups living in different environments (tropical versus temperate climate, slums versus middle-class suburban populations), nor due to the year the study was conducted (from 1967 to 2003).
We speculate that this could be due to study effect or to good compliance.
The reason for this may be due to study group differences.
The differences between studies could be due to studying different populations (younger vs older; experimental vs clinical pain) or using different measurement tools for catastrophizing.
Exam boards have been told to change new GCSE maths papers just a few months before students are due to study them, amid concerns they are too tough.
Nine-year-old Kofi Mason-Sesay from Sierra Leone was due to study at St Simon's Catholic primary school in Hazel Grove, Stockport, this month on a placement while his mother, Miriam, was fundraising for the charity EducAid, which runs a network of free schools for vulnerable youngsters in the west African country.
This variability is due to study definition of the disease, variations in the diagnostic methods used and the population studied.
Further, heterogeneity between study outcomes was investigated using Q and I 2 statistics to assess if differences between outcomes are due to study diversity rather than chance [50].
