Sentence examples for due to aspect from inspiring English sources
In other words, if it is possible to combine the difference in circularity value due to aspect ratio with the circularity itself, then the aspect ratio-corrected circularity can be used to represent roundness.
After many drafts over the summer of 2011, Moscow helped quash any quartet statement of support due to aspects of the speech that it felt was not sufficiently to the Palestinians' liking.
Because of the inapplicability of coherent combination of the signals corresponding to different illuminators due to aspect-dependent target scattering, the sub-images obtained from the eight bi-static pairs are combined noncoherently.
Institutional differences mean that secondary adopters may need to make adjustments due to aspects such as class size and student population (Henderson and Dancy 2011).
Due to aspects such as the increasing importance of reproducible research, the FalaBrasil project achieved good visibility and is now fomented by a very active open-source community.
The only exception was the Turkish-adapted version of SIQ that showed a 3-factor solution (Kafkas, 2011), probably due to aspects of this specific adaptation rather than a difference in the assessed construct itself.
Step-wise meta-regression, using eleven potential predictors, subsequently showed that differences in mean RT between controls and persons with PD may arise due to aspects of experimental design.
The Uncanny Valley phenomenon implies that virtual characters approaching full human-likeness will evoke a negative reaction from the viewer, due to aspects of the character's appearance and behavior differing from the human norm.
From a biochemical point of view, a monophyletic origin of ESPs/TFPs might be due to aspects of similarity in their catalytic roles.
They mentioned increased efficiency in health care research due to aspects such as improvements in comparative-effectiveness analyses and validation of outcome assessments [ 39, 45].
There are limitations to the data analyzed for the current article, primarily due to aspects of the original validation study's design which included only fourth-grade children from one school district.
