Sentence examples for due to rapid changes from inspiring English sources
Therefore, there is a simultaneous perception of both groupings due to rapid changes in the focus point of the eye.
In Figure 11(b), we highlight the second mode of failures that are mainly caused due to rapid changes in illumination conditions.
Inertial detachment modes are also seen, due to rapid changes in the trajectory of the bubble, or because of oscillations of the bubble's surface.
Sources of pollution in river basins are increasing due to rapid changes in land uses and excessive nutrient application to crops which lead to degraded instream water quality.
More recent work has focused on regions with supercritical conditions, which pose challenges for many conventional reservoir model simulators due to rapid changes in the physical properties of water.
Whereas these scenarios provide diversified information dissemination techniques through various applications of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), data dissemination in VANET environment is still a challenging task, mainly due to rapid changes in network topology and frequent disruptions in connectivity.
Due to rapid change in patient's clinical status it was impossible to predict a fixed dosage regimen.
Moreover, FTIR results seen in Figure 2 show that the signal related to carbonyl group of stearoyl chloride) seen at 1801 and 1701 cm−1 (due to rapid change of stearoyl chloride to stearic acid in the atmospheric conditions) is shifted to 1747 cm−1 in the final product) and confirms the formation of esteric bond.
Land use changes are taking place due to rapid urbanisation, changes in river regimes, effects of shifting cultivation, spread of erosion, and desertification.
At a tsunami frequency, the correction can reduce OBP fluctuations, due to rapid temperature changes, by as much as millimeters, and is especially effective for data at a station off Shikoku (MPG2) at which rapid temperature changes most frequently occur.
Ghana's water resources have been under increasing threat of pollution in recent years due to rapid demographic changes, which have coincided with the establishment of human settlements lacking appropriate sanitary infrastructure.
