Sentence examples for not completely due from inspiring English sources

The random-node model follows the same trend as the real data, but both the size of the largest component and the clustering are lower, showing that the connectivity patterns are not completely due to the degree distribution.

Although this is not a conclusive proof of the fact that the behavior observed in the previous section is not completely due to the suboptimality of the template network, it does show that regardless of the type of network, the many-to-one phenotype-genotype mapping can lead to an indeterminacy of the reverse engineering problem.

However, we found the deficiency was not completely due to mismatch repair since addition of recombinant MutL-α, which can restore HCT116's MMR activity, failed to significantly increase the repair levels of T-I, C-I and A-I substrates, while significantly improving G-I repair (more than 50%% increase as shown in Fig.  4).

We were able to show that the difference was not completely due to course content although there was some suggestion of a cohort effect as female students in the calendar year 2001 were more likely to do better than their male counterparts in that year.

In [9], the authors have studied the impact of multiple printed observations of same graphical codes and have shown that the power of the noise due to the printing process can be reduced in this particular setup, but not completely removed due to deterministic printing artifacts.

The D 3He fuel cycle in particular is not completely aneutronic due to the side D D reactions.

However, the mechanical behaviour of those walls is not completely characterized due to a lack of experimental data.

The tri-colored tree theory for the order conditions in that paper is useful, but not completely satisfactory due to the existence of redundant trees.

However, the extent and nature of this influence is not completely understood due to the scarcity of experimental investigation under triaxial stress states.

But with full potential utilization, this process still not completely solved due to its complexity, stochastic nature, and number of process variables involved in this process.

However, the choice of location by immigrants was not completely unconstrained due to the costs of migration related to the distance and access to information.