Sentence examples for be due to time from inspiring English sources

Since the list has been publically available since 2010, this observation cannot be due to time constraints.

The pronounced lag shown in Fig. 2 may be due to time needed to form heterodimers.

This was done under the assumption that any change in FC seen in both rest and task runs might be due to time in the scanner, whereas changes seen only in the two resting runs would reflect an influence of the intervening cognitive activity.

To distinguish changes in resting FC due to intervening cognitive activity from those that might be due to time in the scanner per se, we also compared FC in the first and second rest runs to that in the first and last task runs.

The difference may be due to time trends.

This underutilization seems to be due to time pressure, lack of motivation and poor preparation.

Some discrepancy between the model and experimental cyclic tension results is believed to be due to time-dependent strain recovery in the material which is not represented in the network models.

The first hit is carcinogen-dependent, whereas the second hit would seem to be due to time-dependent event(s).

Restricting tuberculosis screening to active cases - i.e. treated by more than one therapeutic agent - enhanced accuracy; low sensitivity may be due to time-limited therapy.

The ability to directly visualize β-amyloid plaques using MRI is thought to be due to time-related iron accumulation (Jack et al., 2004; Wadghiri et al., 2004; Vanhoutte et al., 2005).

As it has been demonstrated that significant interactions can occur between bacterial species and between bacteria and viruses, and that these can affect the carriage rates of a given infectious agent [ 20], it can be hypothesised that the age-related differences in pharyngeal S. aureus colonisation rates may be due to time-related variations in bacterial balance in different body sites.