"due to the selectivity of" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to explain that something happened or is true because of a specific quality or characteristic. For example: - Due to the selectivity of the hiring process, only the most qualified candidates were chosen for the job. - The success of the experiment was due to the selectivity of the scientists in choosing the correct variables to test. - The lack of diversity on the team is due to the selectivity of the recruitment process.
In light of these findings, our observation of the absence of a post-vaccination response was unexpected and may be due to the selectivity of the immune response of antigen-specific cells that can produce cell mediators, such as cytotoxic effectors, in addition to IFN-γ [ 11].
The specific targeting of NP is due to the selectivity of its binding ligand for integrin αvβ3 [12], which has limited cellular distribution in normal tissue including the eye [23], [38].
Due to the selectivity of mAb56, this result strongly supports the molecular identity of the detected channel as KV10.1, as well as the proposed orientation in the INM implied by the above experiments, namely that the intracellular C-terminus faces the nucleoplasm.
He adds that the company can add filters so employers won't be able to see their own employees, but notes that it "hasn't been an issue so far," due to the selectivity of the platform.
However, in order to fabricate such a cavity, a fully undercut ZnO membrane is required, which is a challenging problem due to poor selectivity of the known etching chemistry for typical substrates such as sapphire or ZnO.
The chemical methods have low hydrogen yields (50∼57%) due to poor selectivity of catalysts and requires high reaction temperatures (e.g., 500∼900 K) [8], [10], [11], [13].
- Due to the selectivity of ABT-737 on specific Bcl-2 family protein members, resistance can develop rapidly.
Nonetheless, it is of note that inhibition by DCB on its own is certainly insufficient to conclude NCX involvement due to limited selectivity of this pharmacological tool.
Bisphosphonates have a high affinity for bone surfaces, where they accumulate, and due to this selectivity of action they lack systemic side-effects.
