Sentence examples for due to the progress in from inspiring English sources

The constant decreasing values presented in Table 8 are due to the progress in the technology field, which grants the development of more efficient engines and vehicles.

This is due to the progress in understanding the interplay between thermodynamics, steel and slag chemical composition as well as melt shop processing.

Due to the progress in semiconductor technology and power electronics, inverter-fed induction motors providing a wide speed range are more and more employed.

Due to the progress in experiment, such a scheme can be realized by injecting the charge current from a ferromagnetic source ( or a magnetic field ) into the leads of the QD structure [55 60].

The interest to zinc sulfide has recently increased due to the progress in the technologies that allow the obtaining of low-sized (LS) ZnS crystals on the scale from micrometer to a few nanometer.

This, in turn, relates to the computer experience of children, but due to the progress in digitization this effect continues to be less of an issue (Wang and Shin 2009).

In recent years, the portable technology is receiving a great interest and significant improvement due to the progresses in electronic technology development and energy storage solutions.

It follows from the above that the progress made in the reduction of the number of undernourished in the developing world up to the time of the World Food Summit has been mainly due to the progress made in the two Asian regions, in particular East and South East Asia.

The prevalence of chronic diseases at children is increasing due to the progress made in medicine, which radically changed the evolution and the prognostics.

Since the last decade, the non-spherical particle shape is attracting more and more attention for their potential effect on drug delivery, due to the progress made in attaining diversely shaped particles [28 33].

They demonstrate the existence of a local contraction zone and expansion zone in each direction separately and show clearly the thickness of the surface which can be significantly stressed due to the progress of water in the stone during imbibition.