Sentence examples for due to converting from inspiring English sources
The microbial populations in VC are important due to converting complex molecules into simpler ones such as cellulose, lignin and lignocellulose through vermicomposting process (Lacey 1997).
Of note, examining the plotted raw data, it appears not to be significant; however, this is likely due to converting the median and range reported in the study into a mean and standard deviation [ 44].
Our results show a sever proteotoxic stress only upon expression of the rare tRNA, thus landing more support to the intriguing hypothesis, that the proteotoxic phenotypes observed are due to converting a slow translating codon, scattered in many genes in the genome, into a fast one.
Notes are due to convert in 2015 and 2017 respectively giving Turkish investment group Yildirim a 24% stake, French Fonds Stratégique d'Investissement a 6% chunk and leave the remaining 70% to Saade.
This is most likely due to couples converting their unions into marriage or opting for marriage in the first place.
Even now, Jews and Muslims live together with Christians in the neighbourhood around the mosque". But he added: "The church council doesn't seem to be open to dialogue". The Muslim community in the south of Spain is growing as a result of immigration from north Africa, and due to Spaniards converting.
Sunita lived in an old textile warehouse, a big, echoing building that was due to be converted into apartments.
The junction is due to be converted to two-way traffic and include a 0.9-mile (1.4km) two-way segregated cycle track running from the Oval through Vauxhall and over Vauxhall Bridge to Pimlico.
The newly-promoted Premier League club have been looking at the feasibility of including retractable seating at the venue, which is due to be converted into a 60,000-seater stadium after the Games.
There have been, however, few device-level demonstrations due to challenges in converting spatial temperature gradients into temporal temperature oscillations necessary for pyroelectric energy harvesting.
The Australian researchers found that roughly 1 in 5 of these papers included errors in their gene lists that were due to Excel automatically converting gene names to things like calendar dates or random numbers.
