Sentence examples for emphasized that due to from inspiring English sources

It should be emphasized that due to the unstructured nature of the U.S. rail operation philosophy, timetable compression technique has not been practically applied yet in the U.S. rail environment.

Despite that broad statement, the Court emphasized that due to procedural issues with the case itself "our opinion is therefore exclusively confined to the case before us".

It should be emphasized that, due to the heterogeneity, the pooled data should be considered as a clinical reference/hint rather than a validated conclusion.

(FGD-Men, WM village) Women participants from the NWM village emphasized that due to scarcity of water, development in their village had stopped.

In this context, it needs to be emphasized that due to frequent lack of clinical records as a consequence of the inefficiency of passive surveillance, there is no adequate clinical information on these scrapie cases in general.

It should be emphasized that due to a decreased supply of primary care practitioners in this Region of Portugal that has led to a shortage in primary care delivery, this outpatient clinic provides follow-up care to hypertensive patients.

However, it is worth emphasizing that due to the complexity of the real world it is impossible to assure the completeness of the needs in an RD.

We emphasize that, due to the type of assumptions we impose, it is essential in our approach to keep separate the two terms in divergence form appearing in the statement of (1) and (2).

Last but not least, it is important to emphasize that due to the inability of the metalanguage (as of other languages, like XML Schema) in covering all NCL particularities, some minor features must be directly hardcoded on the source code of this component, e.g., the number of instantiated roles in a link element must match the number of defined roles in the causalConnector element.

It is important to emphasize that due to the lack of available literature on the role of S&T networks in the context of DRR, the benefits and challenges of networks discussed in this review are based on the network and partnership literature in the wider context.

Although M&As as an economic, business and cultural phenomenon have been well studied [21], researchers emphasize that due to complexity of involved processes as well as internal and external uncertainties in the post-merger phase the M&A failure rate remains high [17]; merging activities might entail significant risks and costs for the involved parties [22].