Sentence examples for progressing due to from inspiring English sources

Consequently, CNTs gradually dominated the product as time progressing due to the higher stability of CNTs than that of carbon nanoparticles.

Over the last few years, solar cells based on organic inorganic hybrid semiconductor materials with perovskite structure as light absorbers have been quickly progressing due to their excellent photovoltaic performance [1, 2, 3].

This was simulated using a logistic regression, where the probability of progressing due to non-growth reasons at each timepoint, is specified.

Validation of the loss of MD at a future visit mitigates the chance of erroneously concluding a patient is progressing or not progressing due to noise in the data.

These data underline that in progressive multiple sclerosis patients, neurodegeneration may progress due to age-related concurrent diseases, even when multiple sclerosis related inflammation and axonal injury have ceased.

Patients with MBC who develop tumor progression with new metastases have a worse prognosis than patients whose disease progresses due to growth of pre-existing lesions and compared with patients with no reported disease progression.

Patients with MBC progressing with new metastases have a worse prognosis than those whose disease progresses due to growth of existing lesions or patients with no reported disease progression.

Talks on launching trade on Sundays and Monday and Wednesday afternoons, when many Greek businesses traditionally close, failed to progress due to opposition by employers' unions.

Records provided to The A.P. by Mr. Miera's family show that he was released on parole from a Texas Youth Commission facility in May 2005 and discharged entirely four months later for "inability to progress due to mental illness/retardation".

And the in-house Alys Restaurant, set to serve tapas-style fare from renowned Québécois chef Louis-François Marcotte, was a work in progress, due to open in January.

With few builders on the site and no work apparently in progress due to a new, acrimonious dispute over costs and scheduling between the German-Italian construction firm, Holzmann-Romagnoli, and the town council, the sense of doom is as crushing as an operatic tragedy.