Sentence examples for persisted due to from inspiring English sources
His name was eventually revealed to be C.G.B. Spender, but his Smoking Man alias persisted due to the fact he was always seen chain-smoking Morley cigarettes.
The original historical pattern of fields and meadows has persisted due to the stabilizing network of hedgerows.
Additionally, short-term utilization oriented towards extraction maximization persisted due to the legal uncertainty of resource access obtained in informal ways and the inability of people to turn to legal recourse.
It is considered that this lag of otherwise readily degradable organic compounds (such as VFAs) persisted due to a combination of the effects of a high initial concentration of these acids (2.4 g/l as dissolved organic carbon, DOC) applied to carbon starved soil microorganisms and the small pore size of the compacted clay.
We suggest that myths, misconceptions, and unsubstantiated claims about adolescents involved in sexually abusive behavior have persisted due to the abundance of research focusing on the "offender", neglecting the "offense", and the two being confused as one: the juvenile sex offender.
These fungi persisted due to some sort of protein-coding and biomolecule information that protect against the radiation level".
However, contamination in lower-permeability zones can persist due to mass transfer processes that limit the removal effectiveness.
Undoubtedly, some clonal populations persist due to defects in expression of the proviral genome (9, 10, 37).
Coagulopathy may develop during TPE and then can persist due to intraoperative blood loss and hemodilution during surgery and cardiopulmonary bypass.
I argue that residual poverty discourses persist due to the contradictory positioning of progressive organizations within a neoliberalized landscape of social service provisioning.
However, it argues that inter-racial inequality still persists due to the uneven high-representation of whites in high-income jobs, opposed to the class of low-income workers and unemployed which are almost entirely dominated by black Africans.
