Sentence examples for due to dividing from inspiring English sources

This is due to dividing the deployment field to sub-regions and assigning a mobile collector to one of the sub-regions.

Kumral et al. (2004) also found higher incidences of hypoplastic posterior communicating and non-detected anterior communicating arteries (45 and 50% respectively) in their studied BZI patients possibly due to dividing cortical BZI to anterior and posterior subgroups.

Among different possible modes of sodium fires generated by accidental leaks, the spray fire will cause severe thermal consequences due to divided and exposed burning of sodium in droplet form.

Most of the agenda had been "dormant" since Daniels' election due to divided control of the assembly.

Using the estimated relative risk of 1.66 with current HRT use from the million women study (Beral et al, 2003), and a method for aggregate exposure measures (Duffy et al, 2007), this would mean a 7% increase in risk due to HRT; dividing the 1.49 by 1.07 gives a relative incidence of 1.39, a 39% excess.

Crafting a plan is not easy due to the divided Republican field, the mood of the Republican electorate, the structure of GOP primaries and, not to be overlooked, the enduring, if perhaps surprising, popularity of Mr. Trump.

The (broad-sense) heritability of a genetic model is defined as the phenotypic variance due to genotype divided by phenotypic variance in the population.

The percentage of absenteeism is the number of lost working days due to absenteeism divided by the number of working days according to labor contract and expressed as a percentage.

Because RC is much smaller than VR, the electrical potential of common bit line will remain close to ground due to voltage dividing.

The inoculum cells were deemed negligible to be considered as raw material cost due to rapid dividing rate of bacteria cells (Raynolds et al. 2000).

The results show that the pressure-loss by wall friction is negligible compared with the pressure recovery in inlet manifolds or loss in outlet manifolds due to mass dividing or combining flow at manifold cell junctions.