Sentence examples for part to frequent from inspiring English sources

His unit was known for its lack of discipline, Mr. Hastings writes, due in part to frequent changes in its leaders.

Multi-layer asphalt concrete pavement system on long-span steel bridges is subject to a complex stress and strain state due in part to frequent vehicular braking and accelerating actions and also to relatively weak bond interfaces between pavement layers.

At present, the tree heath industry is in sharp decline, with irregular management of the resource and poor commercial value of heath root wood due in part to frequent fires.

Sanderson says there are few signs that the gorillas in Congo's northern forests have been affected by the problems that have all but wiped out gorilla populations in other parts of Africa -- wars, commercial poaching, massive logging operations and disease epidemics linked in part to frequent contact with humans.

Similar implications apply for potential health risks from dioxin intake via contaminated soils, which are expected to be greater in younger children due in part to frequent mouthing behaviors under age 5 (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2000).

The inverse association with this pattern may also be ascribed in part to frequent intake of coffee, a beverage consistently associated with lower risk of type 2 diabetes (24).

While this migration may be attributed in part to the frequent influence of the general philosophical climate upon the intellectual weather systems of jurisprudential theorising, it also makes sense to ask whether there is something about the nature of law which makes it particularly ripe for explanation via coherence accounts.

Shishido has been called the face of Suzuki's films, owing in part to their frequent collaborations, this being among the most prominent.

It's an interesting device, devoid of scenery or props (think "Our Town" in the 21st century), but it's about an hour's worth of theater sketched onto a two-hour canvas, thanks in part to the frequent Pinteresque pauses in the dialogue.

The poor outcome of surgical arterial reconstruction with a high rate of nephrectomy (40%) is attributed in part to the frequent involvement of renal artery branches.

In the study by Wilson-Costello, improved outcome appeared to be due in part to more frequent use of antenatal steroids and Cesarean delivery, and a decreased frequency of sepsis, severe cranial ultrasound abnormality, and postnatal steroid use [ 28].