Sentence examples for puzzle due to from inspiring English sources

The fungus's ability to become drug resistant has long been a puzzle due to a lack of variation among individual cells.

(A modern variation on the ancient puzzle, due to Peter Geach 1962 by way of David Wiggins 1967, concerns Tibbles and Tib, where Tibbles is a cat and Tib a cat-part consisting of everything but Tibbles's tail).

Anand and Hacquard (2013) argue that this distributional puzzle is due to a substantive difference between the two types of attitude verbs representationality. According to them, attitudes of acceptance are "representational" (Bolinger 1968) in that this type of attitude verb describes the content of a propositionally consistent attitudinal state.

Hogg was not as involved in the "nitty-gritty of gameplay and puzzle mechanics" due to his skill set.

I've had themeless puzzles delayed due to a similarity of one marquee answer, but never before for a pair.

We suggest that the performance advantage observed for the puzzle form is due to its unique features designed specifically to maintain attention and increase completion rate, though have not tested this suggestion directly.

This puzzle might be due to the fact that mitochondrial tRNA genes have at least two functions in addition to coding for tRNAs: they apparently function as replication origins [ 26- 29], and hybridization between the expressed tRNA and its complementary tDNA regulates replication origin formation by the tDNA [ 22].

Reviewers noted that some puzzles were awkward due to the selection of the PlayStation Portable's controls.

Alternatively, the performance advantage of the puzzle form may be due to the greater completion rate for children who were administered the puzzle form, compared to the book form.

Many women struggle with the puzzle of financial constraint due to health systems that aren't centered around women's right to maternal health care and legal systems that don't ensure women's ability to retain employment and become a mother.

This shows a non-linear increase in the complexity of solving puzzles of increasing size due to the combinatorial nature of the problem, as well as the intricate relationship between different features.