Sentence examples for due to deliberately from inspiring English sources

The estimated decreases in HIV infections from PrEP are also in line with our earlier work [4], but are more conservative due to deliberately more pessimistic modeling assumptions, including lower estimates of PrEP efficacy, adherence and coverage, higher rates of PrEP discontinuation in susceptible individuals and significant PrEP exposure in previously-infected individuals.

It is believed that variation due to deliberately deviate from guidelines is reflected in the upper 10%% of QI scores (90 100%%).

Implausibly, Hunt seems to allege this decline is due to Labor deliberately and falsely inflating emissions projections to try to justify its carbon tax – a ridiculous suggestion since the projections are assembled in the same laborious way as they always have been).

Due to its deliberately wider bandwidth, spread spectrum is more susceptible to dispersion and distortion in propagation through the interstellar medium, desirably reducing ambiguity in parameters like bandwidth and carrier frequency.

DC gain of the OTA is 47 dB and its unity gain bandwidth is 17.8 MHz with 20 pF capacitance load due to both deliberately optimized design and special frequency compensation technique.

In the 1980s, Japanese industrial policy was the object of intense American interest, which has since waned due to the deliberately cultivated misapprehension that Japan is in economic decline (This illusion has been exhaustively debunked by the Tokyo-based Irish journalist Eamonn Fingleton; Japan is playing sick to get us off their back).

Our findings are also unlikely to be due to students deliberately preparing for the TBL topic for post-test 2, as they were unaware of the nature and timing of the tests.

Note that the proportion of DCIS detected in the Danish screening programmes is small compared to that in many other programmes, due to a deliberately conservative attitude towards supposedly benign microcalcifications (Vejborg et al, 2002).

While this ungainliness is partly due to Stantz's deliberately numbed voice, it hints at a larger problem.

More specifically, the used databases in FVC 2004 and FVC 2006 are more difficult than the ones in FVC 2002 and FVC 2000, due to the perturbations deliberately introduced.

Even when the informants could recall accurate details of the deceased's life events, the data could still be unreliable due to factors including deliberately withholding information or distortions due to the informants' emotional state [ 48].