The phrase "due to containing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate that something has a certain characteristic or characteristics because it is made up of certain elements or components. For example: "The drink was not suitable for children due to containing high levels of caffeine."
This might have been due to containing hydroxyapatite.
Due to containing both rich hydrophilic and hydrophobic sites, the macromolecular SL would form a structure of layer-by-layer self-assembly [11] in controlled experimental condition.
This kinetic difference revealed a faster charge-transfer process within the MIL-CPE and IL-CPE due to containing the hydrophobic OMIM-PF6 IL. Figure 2 Linear relationship of (a) I p versus v at M-CPE, (b) I p versus v 1/2 at MIL-CPE, and (c) I p versus v 1/2 at IL-CPE in 10 mM K 4 [Fe CN) 6 ] + 0.5 M KCl solution.
At its conception, while serving as Attorney General, Robert Kennedy speculated that some of the interviews, such as ones relating to the Cuban missile crisis might have to be sealed for a while, due to containing "highly classified material".
Nine more papers were excluded due to containing only HIV or HCV information.
Tobacco had a larger proportion of repeated sequences, mainly due to containing larger repeat sequences.
Ovate family proteins (OFPs) that are named due to contain OVATE domain, a 70-AA C-terminal conserved domain from the protein OVATE gene encodes, are plant-specific transcription factors family.
Ovate family proteins (OFPs) that are named due to contain OVATE domain, a 70-AA C-terminal conserved domain from the protein OVATE gene encodes, are plant-specific family of regulatory proteins (Hackbusch et al. 2005; Liu et al. 2002).
It seems, therefore, that the real risk of health loss due to cosmetics containing nano-TiO2 iscarcece [50].
This makes them excellent candidates for use in fluid flow systems with a high abrasive load, e.g. due to liquids containing sand particles.
Due to their containing a high proportion of astaxanthin, LPBs have been utilized for the recovery of astaxanthin (Auerswald and Gäde 2008; Gäde and Auerswald 2005).
