Sentence examples for is seemingly due to from inspiring English sources

The high proportion of GC-poor LHGRs is seemingly due to the preferred insertion of interspersed repeated sequences in these families, as well as the sequence expansion phenomena [26].

These data indicate that the cellular machinery responsible for GC maturation is largely unperturbed in the nestin-Cre/DG-null cerebellum, insofar as we have demonstrated, and that the cause of ectopia is seemingly due to aberrant glial organization and reactive gliosis rather than GC-intrinsic abnormality.

Charlie Sheen will sit down with NBC to make a "revealing personal announcement" on Tuesday morning, a day before the National Enquirer was seemingly due to publish a  "shocking" eight page report claiming he has hidden a HIV diagnosis for four years.

The authors proposed that these TEC changes were seemingly due to electron density enhancement in the F region caused by particle precipitation.

FriendCaller's earlier iOS app has a four-star rating, but a few reviews are negative, seemingly due to user confusion as to what's free and what's paid.

On the whole, the guidelines were heterogeneous, seemingly due to a lack of trials assessing the role of ADs in treatment strategies.

Since then it's been one dramatic slump – seemingly due to a combination of injuries and several players having an eye on the beach or Euro 2016.

The water from the Irish Glencar Waterfall can be seen travelling upwards, seemingly due to the severe weather that has hit the UK recently.

Similarly, the absence of Asian/Amerindian type islands (or their remnants in native Peruvian isolates we analyzed, leads us to speculate that their ancestors in Asia were seemingly benign due to (natural?) absence of functional cag genes.

In 2010, when I interviewed Collins – probably the most successful male solo artist of the 80s who wasn't Prince or Michael Jackson – he cut a forlorn figure, a lot of it seemingly due to being a music press pariah, and no amount of new hipness could remove that bitter feeling.

Numerical solutions of integral equations describing controlled-potential transient experiments at cylindrical wire or fiber electrodes were rarely attempted in the past, seemingly due to the lack of adequate approximations to the kernel functions arising in such cases.