Sentence examples for be due to unspecified from inspiring English sources

The item's low apparent repeatability may be due to unspecified measurement error, failure to interpret the concepts "know my way around" and/or "community" consistently, or real changes in the self-perceived level of community integration.

"In their initial email to passengers, they declared the delay as being due to unspecified 'exceptional circumstances' and provided a link to an out-of-date list of such circumstances, including those that have been declared null in UK courts.

In most cases, hospitalisation was due to unspecified LBP, while lumbar disc disorders accounted for one third of the hospitalisations.

Altogether 20 withdrawals (74%) were due to improved glycemic control and/or HbA1c <7.0% at 1-year follow-up, while 4 were due to other reasons (1 for hypoglycemia, 1 for prevention of hypoglycemia, 1 for presence of anti-insulin antibodies, and 1 for inability to self-inject insulin), and 3 were due to unspecified reasons.

There are large differentials in ganglion cell response time that might be due to noise or unspecified internal dynamics.

Alternatively, raised levels in those on standard chemotherapy may be due to a nonspecific effect of the drugs on unspecified somatic cells.

This may be due to a tree reconstruction artifact or may represent a possible horizontal gene transfer from an unspecified crenarchaeon.

However, we cannot rule out that these effects may also be due to perturbations of RNA secondary structure within the TURBS or due to interactions of motif 1 with an unspecified molecule (see later).

It is anticipated that these discrepancies are due to some unspecified numerical inaccuracies.

Cock and Whitworth [ 8] suggested that the phase bias in long overlaps is due to some unspecified selective advantage of phase-1 over phase-2 overlapping genes.

Given that the Reverse-J-shaped birth weight specific mortality curves fitted to each of the two subpopulations (i.e. "normal" and "compromised") is parsimonious [ 9, 10], we assume that the reverse-J shape is due to other unspecified covariates and not a "causal" effect of birth weight.