Sentence examples for due to technically from inspiring English sources

One batch during the sTNF-R2 measurements did not perform well and, therefore, 70 subjects were excluded due to technically invalid results (all from Malmo, Sweden).

Charges against her were subsequently dropped due to a technically invalid search warrant.

TNA officials were unhappy with the turnout of the Ultimate X match at Bound for Glory, this was due to the technically difficulties involved.

Recall rates were lower due to fewer technically inadequate examinations.

Of particular note is that IS1 (reduced visibility, loss of traction, covering of road markings and/or road closures) was previously identified as occurring with thicknesses of ~1 mm or more, due to reduced traction (technically known as skid resistance) and impaired visibility disrupting most transportation types.

Due to exclusion of technically unacceptable datasets, the final dataset was comprised of 95 time series that were acceptable and included a mixture of cross-sectional and longitudinal data (Table 1).

So much excitement already, and this report's not technically due to begin for 65 minutes.

If the Democrats lose the Senate this fall, it may be technically due to an unlucky roster of elections and the traditional midterm setback for the party in power.

The US is yet to deliver $585m worth of aid to Egypt that is due for 2013, but has denied this is on hold, since it is not technically due to be delivered until 30 September.

"I think personally the reason offensive minded Slavic players don't tend to be a hit in the Premier League is due to playing football more technically and at a slightly slower pace.

The medial plate is more demanding technically due to practicalities of operating on the inner side of the thigh and the close proximity of vital anatomical structures, but medial femoral sub-muscular plating is an operative technique that can be performed safely with a judicious understanding of the relevant anatomy.