Sentence examples for it perhaps due from inspiring English sources

Yuh-Shioh Wong's new work has a breezy lightness to it, perhaps due to a change in location.

The students seem to need it, perhaps due to having been raised in a culture where, as the Dodo said to Alice, "everybody has won, and all must have prizes" (Carroll 1865, Chapter 3).

An explanation similar to that reported by Willoughby et al. [ 18] who concluded that mild inflammatory injury stimulates epithelial proliferation, whereas more severe inflammation depresses it, perhaps due to more extensive progenitor-cell damage.

One explanation is that once a GDP-tubulin subunit is exposed, incoming GTP-tubulin dimers find it difficult to bind to it, perhaps due to an associated conformational change.

While it is not completely clear why this occurs, it is perhaps due to the nature of the graft itself, as it is constructed of neonatal fibroblasts and neonatal keratinocytes and may, therefore, stimulate a more primitive or fetal-like development of the underlying healing skin.

It is perhaps due to these reasons that it is rapidly being displaced in West Africa in favour of Asian rice (Jones et al. 1997; Linares 2002) and is currently almost becoming extinct (Mohapatra 2010).

It is perhaps due to the biomolecules coordinated with these metals to make them available as trace elements which also act as nutrient for the plant.

It is perhaps due to that the number of available active sites and surface area increased by increasing the adsorbent dose.

It is perhaps due to the existence of CTAB in the nanocomposites (Alkilany and Murphy 2010; Murphy et al. 2008), even though we try to remove all the CTAB using dialysis method.

Mortality seems to be approximately independent of age until the age of 50 years after which it increases, perhaps due to concomitant complicating diseases such as diabetes or cancer and a greater mortality from other causes.

This is not due to a lack of support from the IDND leadership in encouraging IDND members to explore their own research interests; rather, it is perhaps due to lack of guidance.