Sentence examples for be due to testing from inspiring English sources

About half of the expenses in software production has been estimated to be due to testing.

Part of this increase will be due to testing for prostate cancer in asymptomatic men.

Arns et al. suggest this might be due to testing context differences between studies, the trend for reduced sleep duration in children across years, or sample differences.

The lack of sex difference for the U50,488H response in the present study may be due to testing female animals in different phases of their estrous cycle (proestrus, oestrus, metoestrus and dioestrus), and hence diluting any potential sex difference that may be evident.

The recent increase in MERS cases, Lipkin said, is due to testing people more frequently combined with the fact that a lot of young camels are born during this time of year.

Dario Franchitti, who won the series for the fourth time this year when Sunday's race was abandoned after the 15-car crash, was due to test the new car, which is to run in the 2012 season, on Wednesday and Thursday.

The world's fourth biggest hydropower plant was due to test its first turbines within weeks on a stretch of the Xingu river in the Amazon that is a centre of ethnic and biological diversity.

This year Mexico is due to test an intriguing idea that it has imported from Denmark, which has one of the world's best-run mortgage markets.

The American rocket company is due to test this vehicle later this year.

It is plausible that our failure to prove our hypotheses may have been due to test limitations typical in such high-TB burden settings.

This may be due to test-specific learning or general maturation processes changing the temperament of the animal over time.