Sentence examples for criticized due to from inspiring English sources
A THU is often provided as a prefabricated system, which has been criticized due to the economic, environmental, and social aspects of THUs.
The National Emergency X-Radiography UtilizatioNEXUSdy (NEXUS) criteria have been criticized due to the presumed unreliability of the clinical exam in elderly patients.
The efficiency of non-dominated sorting is another issue in MOEAs, since it is often criticized due to the high computational cost.
The IDNDR was criticized due to its initial focus on natural sciences and technology as "cures" for disasters (Mitchell 1990; Wisner 1993; Cardona 2004; UNISDR 2004).
Its use has been criticized due to the problems relating to the coverage of women who change names when they marry and to the complexities of onomastic identification, especially for the descendants of mixed marriages (cf. Brouard & Tiberj, 2011).
However, the use of this hormone is criticized due to the negative effects as residues in water and sediment (Ong et al. 2012), and damages to the organs that metabolize molecules (Hasheesh et al. 2011).
Mobile dating application Tinder has been criticized heavily due to its appearance-based matchmaking process, which many consider so shallow and superficial that it could only be used to facilitate casual sex.
Indeed, early studies using the Hellerstein and Neumark approach 'have been criticized mainly due to the potential endogeneity' in the explanatory variables that have been studied (Bartolucci 2013), which can be a result of these issues.
However, the film was not immune to negative reception, and was criticized mainly due to the "Patchy the Pirate" segments.
Benchmark graphs have been criticized recently due to their limited capacity to reflect the complexity of real-world networks [24].
The questionnaire, however, has been criticized, mainly due to the cumbersome scoring algorithm used, and the absence of important issues such as cognitive impairment, postural balance, or environmental sensitivity [ 7].
