Sentence examples for due to the practices from inspiring English sources

But what the Assads did was turn Alawites into a minority force that would have to fight to its death in order to survive, hated and feared due to the practices of the police state.

It is possible that testing increased because of a greater awareness of chlamydia screening due to the practices' involvement in the study or because of exposure to the educational package provided to GPs as part of the intervention, rather than as a direct result of referral to YCYR.

The three dimensions have been given with practical meanings due to the practice process of multi-party interactions.

Due to the practice of sampling huge amounts of plastics, no specific sample preparation is performed.

A more forgiving attitude to perioperative blood transfusion may also be due to the practice of goal-directed therapy (GDT) which advocates maximizing cardiac output (CO) and DO2.

Studies have shown that there are increases of microbial load in camel milk from the herd level to the primary collection centres and final market due to the practice of transferring milk between several containers (Kaindi et al. 2011).

However, a significant percentage of students in Spain are enrolled in a grade different to the one they "should" due to the practice of grade retention (González-Betancor and López-Puig 2016; García-Pérez et al. 2014).

Soil productivity is another issue debated in forestry, especially due to the practice of intensive forest biomass use (e.g. by further harvesting logging residues), which increases nutrient removal (Thiffault et al. 2014).

VLT required 2527 MJ/t starch, mainly (77%) from biogas used to dry starch, but was the most efficient in terms of water use (10 m3/t starch) due to the practice of water recycling between unit operations.

Due to the practice of endogamy and the caste system, Póvoa's fishing community maintained local ethnic characteristics.

Due to the practice, dating to at least the early Neolithic, of building in stone on virtually treeless islands, Shetland is extremely rich in physical remains of the prehistoric eras and there are over 5,000 archaeological sites all told.