Sentence examples for due to text from inspiring English sources

As for the other details of the previous study, they are not included here due to text length limitation.

As we speculated for (text {OAS}_{text {mg}}) in Fig. 21, the stability of cascade sizes across a wide range of increasing (p_{text {neg}}) (e.g., for (p_{text {neg}}in [0,0.7]) in the bottom right panel of Fig. 20) may be due to (text {OAS}_{text {tg}}) infecting some stable set of large clusters as long as (G') is not too different from (G).

The current study will use subjective rather than actual word frequencies to study picture naming, because many picture names cannot be easily found in existing Chinese word frequency dictionaries (which could be due to text sampling problems associated with frequency dictionaries; see [24]).

In these studies, the size of the groups seems to have been decided beforehand, due to text book recommendations, and thus the number of groups was given by the total number of already recruited participants divided by the number of participants per group.

The American College of Preventive Medicine (ACPM) is providing a set of recommendations designed to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with distractions due to texting while driving.

The It Can Wait campaign shows heartbreaking stories of young adults and teens who've become disabled or lost a loved one due to texting while driving.

Have you ever lost a business opportunity due to texting?

The lives that were taken on that day due to texting and driving can never be brought back".

However what is more frightening is that over 3000 teenagers and young drivers die each year in car crashes caused by split attention due to texting while driving.

Cook, who is free on bail and seeking treatment for alcoholism, faces 13 charges including drunken driving, leaving the scene of an accident and causing an accident due to texting while driving.

In order to draw attention to the "thousands of people [who] die behind the wheel due to texting" every year, Responsible Young Drivers (RYD), a Belgium-based road safety organization aimed primarily at young drivers, tricked fledgling motorists into thinking that a new law had been passed -- one that required them to text while driving.