Sentence examples for due to but from inspiring English sources

The actual percentage is much lower due to (but not limited to) the TGICL assembly parameters and the presence of 4.7% short (≤ 100 bases) sequences.

Such discrepancies are likely due to (but not limited to) the diverse grouping criteria, the quantitation methods applied, the time points investigated, and sampled populations in different studies.

Previous research in an undergraduate sample found moderate correlations between three indicators of cancer fear and dispositional worry, suggesting that cancer fear may be partly due to, but is also distinct from, general anxiety [ 12].

Older people provide care to their adult offspring and grandchildren due to, but not limited to, ill-health in young adults, high adult unemployment levels, in response to adult's labour migration and at the death of adult offspring (Ardington, Case and Hosegood 2009; Hosegood, Benzler and Solarsh 2006; Ssengonzi 2007).

Parents frequently commented that their child was "healthy, but disabled" or "unable due to disability, but not due to health problems".

Not due to suspense, but due to my utter disdain for the infantile plotting.

The backlog, he explained, was not due to scheduling, but due to the strictures that criminal court places on prosecution.

We may be locked in to current technology, partly due to habit but also due to economics.

"Most regulatory offences are not due to malice, but to misunderstanding," she said.

The skies are due to clear, but the temperatures will be well below freezing.

Scott Brosius was due to bat, but Luis Polonia was inserted as a pinch-hitter.