Sentence examples for due notably from inspiring English sources

The success of the human species is due notably to its biological diversity.

The success of preventive approaches, systematic follow-up, and continuity of care is due notably to the integration of nurses and other professionals into medical teams [ 49].

The search for new anticancer agents of natural and synthetic origin rests a very active field of scientific activity, notably due to acquired single- and multi- drug resistance of tumor cells, a relatively new phenomenon appeared due to intense use of anticancer compounds.

His campaign has been mired in controversy, most notably due to his comments on immigration.

The idea was to bring improvements in productivity, notably due to innovation and to investments in human capital, fully inside the model so that ongoing economic growth emerged as a natural consequence.

But this ethnic blurring is nothing new – let's look at some other questionable casting decisions in Hollywood … Cynthia Mort's Nina Simone biopic has been at the centre of a number of controversies over the past year, most notably due to the casting of Zoe Saldana.

There are two ways to view Monday's events: either Apple is in a downward spiral, having disappointed Wall Street last week for the second quarter in a row when it announced revenues and profits that grew less than had been predicted, notably due to a slowdown in iPad sales.

Although the French version of "vin chaud" is often made with Cognac, the most festive among us prefer the German version called "Glühwein", which literally means "glowing wine", notably due to the addition of a "schuss" or shot of something stronger, like whisky.

Nevertheless, this technology still presents some issues, most notably due to pore wetting effects.

Certain expectations have been disappointed, notably due to a decrease in length of stays.

Notably, due to electrical neutrality, the variant showed higher selectivity than the original sequence.