The expression "due to, for example" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to provide an example of something that has a direct effect on the following outcome. For example: "The company's profits decreased substantially due to, for example, higher production costs."
This can be due, for example, to the liquid electrolyte being gradually pulled too far into the pores, Henriksen says.
As a consequence, its dynamic response deteriorates rapidly if delays (as due, for example, to the diagnostic system) increase above a certain threshold.
We apply this method to process systems which suffer from slow variation of system parameters due, for example, to aging or degradation.
Single errors in the spike trains, or interruption of the relaxation process, due for example to irradiation in harsh environments, are harmless.
We further examined the reproducibility (confirmation test) of the hit compounds identified in the primary screening to eliminate false-positives due, for example, to dispensing errors, leaving 917 hit compounds (Supplementary Fig. S6).
The introduction of a boundary constraint, due for example to sequence-specific protein binding, results in an array of regularly spaced nucleosomes at nonrandom locations, similar to the arrays reported for some genes and other chromosomal regions.
Mass change means a State-initiated change in the level(s) of federally administered State supplementary payments applicable to all recipients of such payments, or to categories of such recipients, due, for example, to State legislative or executive action.
Or there could be more complicated underlying challenges within the polling industry, due for example to the fact that a diminishing number of people use landlines or that internet polls are ultimately based on a self-selected sample.
Instead, it remains possible that increased turnover of D1 subunits occurs in a non-selective manner due for example, to a general up-regulation of proteolytic activity triggered during damaging environmental conditions, such as high light.
Secondary OA, due for example to fracture, inflammatory diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis) or Paget disease, was an exclusion criterion.
The difference across groups may be due, for example, to differences in the propensity to migrate to a different area.
