Sentence examples for final and due from inspiring English sources
However, due to the FIG rule only allowing two athletes per country to participate in each event final, and due to the fact that team mates Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson qualified ahead of her with higher scores, Sacramone was unable to compete for a beam medal.
The electrodeposition methods present many parameters that influence the quality of the final product and due to it the published literature presents a large scatter of results obtained with the same method.
Chen came fourth in the women's 100m butterfly final and is due to take part in the 50m freestyle.
With this final filtering process and due to the low load of mutations, we detected only four variants (three substitutions and one insertion) that differed between the strains (Table 3).
The EFL will confirm arrangements for the semi-finals and final in due course following further consultation.
The increase in temperature also results in the increase in the polymerization rate and final conversion, due to the enhanced molecular mobility and delay in vitrification at high temperature.
Updates to Northland Stadium in Whangarei and Eden Park — which will play host to the opening game between New Zealand and Tonga, along with the semifinals and final — are due to be finished next month.
In plot terms it's familiar campus comedy material about thwarted ambition, rejection and final success due to losers becoming winners through burying personal pride and working as a team.
But with the semester ending and final papers due, Mr. Stanzak is begging everyone to leave him alone, at least for now, although he is exploring the possibility of hiring an agent.
Polling stations close at 8pm, with first estimates expected soon afterwards and final results due before midnight, but the composition of the next government may not be known for weeks.
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).
