The phrase "due to evaluation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when explaining the cause or reason for something, often related to a decision or outcome based on a thorough assessment or analysis. Example: "Due to evaluation of the evidence presented, the jury reached a verdict of not guilty."
Due to evaluation of the diffraction data by a newly developed energy-dispersive Rietveld program, lattice parameter and microstructural parameters such as domain size and microstrain are determined for as-deformed as well as annealed samples.
These policies, designed to encourage utility energy efficiency program administrators to meet goals, were removed due to evaluation uncertainty, timing issues, the lack of a sustained constituency for penalties, and tensions between statewide and utility administration, among other factors.
There is pressure on researchers to publish due to evaluation procedures, and the desire for prestige, employment and tenure [ 12].
Trialists want to maximize power to show a statistically significant treatment effect and avoid inflation of Type I error rate due to evaluation of multiple individual clinical outcomes.
In most clinical studies alterations in immune parameters of patients following surgery have been assessed due to evaluation of peripheral blood cell function and plasma levels of various mediators.
While GARP has received some criticism as a "black box"[79], or being less precise than more recently developed tools [80], recent studies have shown GARP to perform well [8], [81] and it should be noted that this criticism was in part due to evaluations based on an unequal calculation of the accuracy metric used [82], [83].
At each phase of the study there were substantial numbers of non-evaluable cases, often due to incomplete evaluation of remission status.
Furthermore, we cannot use simulation to evaluate too many districting plans due to the evaluation complexity of the problem, especially at the beginning phase of the experiment.
It has been shown that the difference between the two results may be due to the evaluation of strong collision contributions by the semiclassical formalism.
However, the currently practiced manual detection system suffers from serious problems due to subjective evaluation.
We abstracted the hospitalized juniors from analysis procedures due to problematic evaluation of primary reasons to hospitalize a patient as a consequence of necessary data absence.
