Sentence examples for due to ancient from inspiring English sources

This is due to ancient habits gained in the relations between the living being and its environment.

Many Neanderthal sequences survive in modern humans due to ancient hybridization, providing an opportunity to assess their contributions to transcriptional variation and to test hypotheses about regulatory evolution.

It was only a matter of time before the electric scooters infiltrated the U.K. Londoners, or anyone who's followed the scooter wars closely, are probably scratching their heads, because yes, e-scooters are illegal on British roads and sidewalks due to ancient English legislation.

Here, high-resolution thermal mechanical numerical experiments are implemented to explore lithospheric deformation (related to continental shortening) for a range of tectonic scenarios, namely, the presence of inherent deformational "scars" and rheologically strengthened crust/mantle lithosphere (both due to ancient continental accretion).

For example, we cannot currently rule out a scenario in which the ancestral population of present-day non-Africans was more closely related to Neandertals than the ancestral population of present-day Africans due to ancient substructure within Africa (Fig. 6).

Europeans and Africans have wet earwax, and Asians (and thereby Native Americans, due to ANCIENT SIBERIAN BORDER CROSSING) have dry.

Mr Soros, Mr Steinmetz's friends claim, has got it in for the diamond tycoon, due to an ancient enmity over a telecoms deal in years past.

This phenomenon was due to an ancient Catholic rule that forbade the solemnization of marriages (i.e. the priest's benediction and the nuptial mass) during the periods of spiritual preparation preceding the two main Christian festivals.

The sequences of individuals of two populations showed two sites of nucleotide additivity due to an ancient gene flow between the two species so that in the past were necessarily in contact.

Nonetheless, due to its ancient history, location and political choices, Hanoi, after resisting urban modernity for a long time, now seeks to expand and has achieved international metropolitan status.

Mammals have traditionally been grouped into two classes based on their end product of purine catabolism: most mammals, whose end product is allantoin due to an ancient loss of allantoinase (ALLN), and the hominoids, whose end product is uric acid due to recent inactivations of urate oxidase (UOX).