Sentence examples for due to reader from inspiring English sources

This is partly due to reader preference, but also because books have become a status symbol: a physical book or shelf packed with volumes is much more visually appealing than a Kindle.

Physical copies of WOOL were beginning to appear in bookstores due to reader demand.

Additional file 1: Table S1b suggests that some of the discordance may have been due to reader I being more likely to record silicosis in the presence of signs of tuberculosis than reader II.

In parallel, modern multidetector CT scanners can generate data with unprecedented spatial resolution (down to 0.5 mm), with a consequent enormous increase in image number; therefore, manual reading of CTC images may become error-prone due to reader fatigue.

Many welcomed the piece, which is now, due to readers, a more accurate reflection of the state of the city.

He draws on parallels between "Langit Makin Mendung", Dante's Divine Comedy, and Allama Muhammad Iqbal's Javid Nama, focusing on the journey of a person and a guide, with objections being raised due to readers identifying imagination with religion.

Only one reader can read at a time (other readers are dormant until their turn in the loop), resulting in missed reads due to other readers not being able to read concurrently (this paper only deals with one reader with four antennas, in which the variation of Tari and link rate durations are negligible).

The first kind of scenario will likely occur (due to the large reader-to-reader interference range) in facilities with non-screened readers; thus, the solutions found will be realistic.

Third, due to the single reader per case and the prospective reading setting inter- and intraobserver variability and false-negative rates could not be assessed.

This year the American Economic Association honoured Matthew Gentzkow, an economist at the University of Chicago, for his work on a subject of particular interest to this newspaper: the volatile economics of the news business.As Mr Gentzkow points out in recent research, newspapers' woes are not due entirely to readers' defection to free alternatives online.

Note to reader: Due to time constraints at the debate Gill Phillips was not able to deliver the speech in full.