Sentence examples for described due from inspiring English sources
No estimates on prevalence are described due to its rarity.
Yet tropical forest transitions remain poorly described due to limited data and inappropriate modeling.
The comparative distribution (see Fig. S2 in the Electronic supplementary material) shows the broadening of the distribution pattern that can be described due to the formation of the GNP-VS (green and blue) than that of the GNP (red).
However, at 750°C, although the anatase phase was well preserved as previously described, due to the enlargement of TiO2 nanocrystallites, the surface area presented a sharp decrease, which in turn reduced the photocatalytic degradation rate.
If L ( t ) is neither constant nor periodic in t, the problem of the existence of homoclinic solutions for (HS) is quite different from the one just described due to the lack of compactness of the Sobolev embedding.
Microbiologically, although fluconazole-resistant isolates of C. dubliniensis have been described due to overexpression of genes encoding multidrug transporter proteins [17], all isolates from the reported cases of C. dubliniensis endophthalmitis have been susceptible not only to fluconazole but most other conventional antifungal agents (Table 1).
After thousands of years of use, words are vanishing as quickly as the ice they describe due to climate change.
I felt their advice was poor as my child's symptoms were difficult to describe (due to age and inability to describe pain).
The vast majority of parent/caregiver health literacy research to-date includes healthy children so there may be important relationships we were not able to fully describe due to this exclusion.
Forgive the reheating of old chestnuts, but it seems appropriate to begin with a classic urban myth starring Bono, recently described with due reverence by Viz as "the little twat with a big heart".
In the past few years a new category in Untouchable Celebrity has been born and today a small group of these super elite stars live in blissful ignorance of what might be described as due process.
