Sentence examples for due to major changes from inspiring English sources

The bearing preloads significantly affect the vibration characteristics of the shaft-bearing assembly due to major changes in both diagonal and off-diagonal elements of the stiffness matrix, and such effects depend on the bearing configuration.

Due to major changes of land use in the Ardenne during the 20th century, which leads to a tremendous decrease of moor, heath and fallow land areas, clearcut openings in the plantation forest progressively gained high conservation value at the regional scale.

These data suggest that the neuroprotective effects of CNTF are not due to major changes in glutamatergic transmission, glutamate release, and AMPA and NMDA receptor function.

In spite of the evidence for a substantial heritable component to obesity [9], there is no doubt that the recent obesity epidemic is due to major changes in our living environment, possibly mediated through an altered lifestyle.

The qPCR analysis of biopsies showing mild hepatitis C without fibrosis provide evidence that the upregulation of IRF1, TRIM22, and MET are authentically due to HCV infection, and not due to major changes in liver tissue cell type.

According to Green et al. [ 21], dietary intake deficiencies are due to major changes in dietary habits occurring after the diagnosis of CD.

The XPD Lys751Gln polymorphism has been suggested to be the most important functional polymorphism in the gene due to major change in the electronic configuration of the respective amino acid in an important interaction domain of the protein [ 53].

"It's hard to tell whether this is a dip that we periodically see in fertility or this is a long-term trend due to major social changes," said Donna Strobino, a demographer at the Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.

I started with the 11 states of the Old Confederacy, and lopped off portions of that area that, due to major demographic changes, don't really qualify as Southern anymore.

Due to major physical changes that occur in the character of Jacob Black between Twilight and New Moon, Weitz considered replacing Taylor Lautner in the sequel with an actor who could more accurately portray "the new, larger Jacob Black".

Other sentences were removed from the manuscript due to major structural changes.