Sentence examples for replacements due to from inspiring English sources

With the MDGs expiring at the end of the year and their replacements due to set the global development agenda for the next 15 years, Danziger is now plotting his next move.

Titanium (Ti) and its alloys are widely used in biomedical devices as bone tissue replacements due to their advantageous bulk mechanical properties and biocompatibility.

For the retrofits applications listed above, payback periods in literature can be as low as 0.5 years [20], but longer ones are at the moment associated with LEDs replacements due to high present cost of the technology itself.

Further exclusion criteria were lumbar vertebrae of patients with metallic implements after spinal surgery or hip replacements due to possible beam-hardening artifacts (n = 6), presence of malignancy of the spine or adjacent to the spine (n = 4), lumbar vertebrae showing signs of vertebral compression fracture or other types of fractures (n = 10).

Pathological degradation of vascular elastin or its malformation within native vessels and the poor ability to tissue-engineer elastin-rich vascular replacements due to innately poor elastin synthesis by adult vascular cells can compromise vascular homeostasis, and must thus be addressed.

The capital cost of helical reactors is rather high; however, the cost of electricity (COE) is not much higher than that of tokamak reactors especially in the case of low beta design, because of smaller re-circulation power (no current-drive power) and less-frequent blanket replacements due to lower neutron wall load.

Tf: The time taken to make a replacement due to failure.

She wrote to Jawbone, but was informed that the company would not ship a replacement "due to international shipping regulations".

Meanwhile, anyone with a love of watches would dismiss it as a possible replacement due to its design aesthetic.

Bone samples of age matched patients undergoing hip replacement due to osteoarthritis served as controls.

Transmission lines older than 35 years typically need replacement due to their low efficiency and high risk of causing blackouts.