Sentence examples for due to objectives from inspiring English sources

This resulted in a high failure rate of Round 5 HSS proposals due to objectives that were too vague and ambitious and a contrived and superficial linkage between HSS activities and the specific diseases.

To an extent, it is due to objective reasons, like eastward NATO expansion or deploying ABM radars at our borders.

On the other hand, nodes in the network may refuse to cooperate due to objective faulty or personal selfish, hindering regular communication in the network.

A nonderivative statistical genetic algorithm is developed which can handle difficulties in designing materials with random particulate microstructure due to objective function nonconvexity and lack of objective function regularity.

The need of sustainable development issues research due to objective conditions of limited resources, evidence-based cycles of economic growth and a number of other negative factors which together can become the reason of not achieving of objectives in project of creation of territory of innovative development.

The system can be applied under the conditions of the sufficiently developed of TID in which all stages of the innovation cycle are complex realized thus allowed the reduction of the system of dynamic norms or elimination a number of indicators from it due to objective circumstances.

Accuracy error is probably due to objective drift inherent in the Olympus IX71 stand.

The methodology used cannot determine whether these are due to objective differences in scientific merit or entrenched biases shared by all reviewers.

Six patients (22%) did not start with the second course of chemotherapy due to objective or subjective toxicity and were not assessable for efficacy (Table 2).

"Kyrgyzstan is unable to address all social problems alone due to objective reasons and therefore we pay much attention to collaboration with international organizations" said Ms. Asymbekova, Vice Prime Minister on Social Affairs.

We used the two sided t tests or a Wilcoxon rank sum test to compare continuous outcomes, including summit time and the number of deaths due to objective hazards per incident, whenever appropriate.