Sentence examples for impact may be due from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation for the discrepancy in the rates of impact may be due to the process of patient selection.

The suggestion in Shuvalov and Artemieva (2002) that the oblique impacts cause more atmospheric loss than a normal impact may be due to the difference in the direction of the initial velocity, instead of the shape of the wake.

However, they explain that this impact may be due to the correlation between higher education and increased health, and that education may in fact have no direct impact on measures of well-being.

Cross-sectional evidence based on English cities suggests that diversity in terms of country of birth might have a positive impact on employment growth (Lee 2011), although recent analyses using panel data suggest that part of the impact may be due to individual unobserved heterogeneity (Bakens et al. 2013; Longhi 2013; Ozgen et al. 2013).

The demonstration impact may be due in part to our research-based approach, as others have found (Deslauriers et al., 2011).

Yet, it has not been explained how the "combination of honey and coffee" acts, but the impact may be due to the synergistic effect of these two substances.

The moderate over-time correlation for the impact scale may be due to the time interval of 4 6 months that was used in the study assessing the impact scale (Goodman 2001), in contrast to the time interval of 2 weeks to 6 months used in studies assessing the total difficulties scale (Du et al. 2008; Goodman 1999; Goodman 2001; Lai et al. 2009; Mellor 2004; Muris et al. 2003).

None of the technologies has yet gained significant clinical impact, which may be due to the lack of translational research efforts from bedside to bench and back to bedside in most of the technologies.

On the minesites, the stronger relation between browsing and impact (biomass loss) may be due to the increased kangaroo density and the high plant vigour from fertilised seedlings [ 11]; when plants were consumed they were eaten to death.

This undesired impact, if real, may be due to a design decision in the lesson plan, in which lizards continually gain traits and extant organisms range from unicellular to higher organisms.

We also used both generic HRQoL and OHRQoL questionnaires, but their use does not rule out the possibility that the observed impacts in patients may be due to other oral conditions, not just due to oral cancer or its treatment.