Sentence examples for due to its variation from inspiring English sources

Usually it is defined as the center of aerodynamic forces, but in this case due to its variation as a function of different parameters such as speed it is preferred to define the centre of mass as being nearly constant.

Setting up a work study program is a challenging process due to its variation by location and institution.

Although a global quantification of non-compliance is difficult due to its variations depending on the disease and also with regard to the different therapeutic indications, it is estimated to reach 50% for therapeutic indications in chronic diseases [ 13].

The green arrow points out the selected feature combination according to the criteria of minimum number of features with the highest performance and the lowest variation (the radiusV feature was excluded due to its putative variation in tissue location).

It is an evolutionarily striking family due to its presence/absence variation throughout the plant kingdom and its high within and between species sequence variation of mature miRNA sequences.

For GeSi QDs, it is known that the QD structure can confine holes due to its composition variation.

iii) What are the contributions of Rn to EBC at these sites due to its spatial variation caused by heterogeneous vegetation?

Apart flood, due to its wide variation in land, topography and seasons, genetic diversity of rice of Bangladesh is highly enriched, especially for deepwater rice.

The dog is a unique species due to its wide variation among breeds in terms of size, morphology, behaviour and lifespan, coupled with a genetic structure that facilitates the dissection of the genetic architecture that controls these traits.

Taking the uneven lighting mouse image used in Section 3.2.2 for example, the two pure background sub-regions (T 1, P 1) and (P 2, T 3) in the 160th row are extracted due to its large variation of light intensity with α = 60.

Due to its morphological variation, V. thapsus has had a great many subspecies described.