Sentence examples for maturity due to from inspiring English sources

Or the scale-up crisis, in which so few dynamic British startups scale up to maturity, due to a financial system that forces many founders to sell out to others before their turnover has broached £2m.

Fig. 1 Lodging in the traditional Basmati rice variety, Type 3 at maturity due to tallness.

Compost with low pH indicates lack of maturity due to the short composting time or occurrence of the anaerobic process (Iglesias Jiménez and Perez Garcia [1989]).

However, ejectors have been unable to achieve commercial maturity due to their low thermal efficiency and their intolerance to deviations from the design point.

The pH value of the compost is one of the important factors to evaluate compost stability and maturity due to its influence on the physical-chemical and microbiological reactions in the compost (Banegas et al. [2007]).

One of the most important factors affecting the successful use of agricultural manure compost such as chicken manure is its stability and maturity due to generation of differences in chemical composition and other characteristics in the finished compost.

Considering the different origin and the geological formation of these succinites (different maturities due to diagenetic influences and chemical transformations occurred during fossilization), the difference in relative abundances seems quite reasonable.

Sex-biased gene expression will increase with the onset of sexual maturity, due both to the expression of gamete-specific transcripts and genes with sex hormone-receptors.

Although the term loan matures in 2016, the Company anticipates repaying the loan well before the maturity date, due to the significant cash flow the business is expected to generate.

High pesticide concentrations in fruits and vegetables may be caused by a number of factors including differences in pesticide application and other habits such as spraying close to maturity stage due to pest pressure.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Tmax and Ro depth profile for GERMI #1 indicating break in maturity profile due to significant erosion during the uplifted prior to deposition of overlying formations.