The phrase "due to pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has a particular pattern or structure. For example, "The patterns in the carpet were intricate due to the intricate patterns used in the weaving."
Due to pattern of epidermal denudement exposing an intact basement membrane zone, the possibility of an autoimmune vesiculobullous disorder targeting the basement membrane zone is raised.
Replacing hair lost due to pattern baldness or more severe alopecia, including that induced by chemotherapy, remains a significant unmet medical need.
The energy at the interfaces being stored locally due to pattern: pattern morphology, pattern localization and powder feed rate are important factors that control the adhesion strength of the thermally sprayed coatings.
The results presented here focus on the in-plane and out-of-plane distortions induced in the reticle due to pattern transfer, in particular illustrating how the pattern layout affects the induced image placement errors.
This increase may be explained by an increase of the reinforcing effects due to pattern bolting.
Possible drawbacks of the presented approach are the lack of guarantee of obtaining a forecast (because in some cases the number of past similar examples may be insufficient), or the computational costs due to pattern tracing when scanning large databases.
Due to patterns of climate, topography, soils and proximity to infrastructure and towns, remaining forest areas differ in their relative risk of being converted to plantations.
Taxa richness (total = 16) showed less temporal variability in lagoons than in estuaries, due to patterns of presence/absence of the less abundant taxa.
Positioning errors appear to have reproducible components of up to ~0.5 mm possibly due to patterns or damages on tray surface or rope used for the tracking system.
It is therefore very difficult to infer whether the observed patterns of differentiation are due to patterns of migration, rampant selection, or both effects [24].
In both cases, it was speculated that this may be due to patterns of widowing and remarriage, but our modelling indicates that this surprising pattern of incidence over age may, in fact, be due misclassification increasing with time infected.
