Sentence examples for due to compelling from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Friday, Stein said she was acting due to "compelling evidence of voting anomalies" and that data analysis had indicated "significant discrepancies in vote totals" that were released by state authorities.

Horizontal falling film evaporators have the potential of displacing flooded evaporators as the standard in the refrigeration industry due to compelling advantages, such as smaller refrigerant charge and lower pressure drop.

STE is gaining clinical importance due to compelling validation against data gathered from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), TDI, and sonomicrometry techniques in animal models [ 4– 7] and in clinical settings [ 8– 10].

In addition to their great diversity in these regards, this group of species is also of central importance due to compelling evidence indicating that a large proportion of the genes in eukaryotic cells, especially those related to mitochondria, have an α-proteobacterial ancestry [ 9- 16].

MI-GRAAL reveals the largest structural common subnetwork (LCCS equals to 1870) due to it compels that the result is a complete matching for the smaller network.

With a heritability estimate of 0.76 [ 7], evidence that the etiology of ADHD is partially due to genes is compelling.

The line that is being crossed by the proponents of autonomy is that they claim the right to ask other people to help us kill ourselves, and will in due course claim the right to compel them to do so.

In manufacturing, strict management against contamination and human error is compelled due to direct use of un-sterilable products and the laboriousness of culture operations, respectively.

Thirdly, we are compelled, due to our extra maturity, to direct our own study routines, and the group work sessions we undertake.

Meanwhile, the Islamic State's finances have deteriorated, with the group reportedly losing a significant amount of oil revenue due to US airstrikes, which compelled it cut pay for members in half.

In their study in Bangladesh, Hosain et al. (39) found that 41 out of 57 respondents aged 5 30 years had been unable to attend school due to disability or were compelled to leave school (39).