Sentence examples for define due to from inspiring English sources

Consequently, an efficient criterion to discriminate which information corresponds to fixed zones and which information corresponds to dynamic zones is complicated to define, due to a wide variety of involved situations.

Domestication is commonly recognized as difficult to define due to the variety of situations that cannot be neatly classified as wild or domestic.

Such 'strict identity' is virtually impossible to define due to the extreme difficulty of stipulating what would count as an acceptable and what as an unacceptable sense, part, aspect, or element of difference.

This is because on the one hand the borders between tourists and residents become more difficult to define due to globalisation and changing developments related to the way people work and live.

Across these diverse taxonomic groups, the functional role of NOS is often difficult to define due to the ubiquitous role of its product, nitric oxide (NO).

In family A, one strain was difficult to define due to the small differences of gene profiles between neighbouring branches (corresponding to very small differences in gene content between isolates).

However, the input statistics are often poorly defined due to sparse data.

The risk of epidural hematoma associated with neuraxial techniques in parturients at a platelet count less than 70,000 mm remains poorly defined due to limited observations.

The microstructures became more uniformed and better defined due to the improved passivating nature of wafer surfaces.

He probably thought that I was being wilfully confrontational, but I was really trying to sympathise with his position of trying to define something that can never be adequately defined due to its essential nature.

Glass stability was not as clearly defined due to variability in the results; however, contributions of interactions between CPAs to the glass stability of solutions were determined.