Sentence examples for successively due from inspiring English sources

Since the person with dementia's capacity to create and maintain relationships declines successively due to cognitive deficits, the caregiver's confirmation of the person with dementia is critical to his or her sense of being somebody – a person (Brooker, 2004; Davies & Nolan, 2008; Edvardsson, Winblad, & Sandman, 2008; Malloy & Hadjistavropoulos, 2004).

The problem is considered in the time frequency domain and we successively suppress artifacts due to missing samples, estimate and remove FH interferers, and detect the weak astronomical signals.

A combination of the above-mentioned first principle model and approximate models based on artificial neural network (ANN) successively learnt in due course of optimization using the data obtained from first principle models can be intelligently used for function evaluation and thereby reduce the aforementioned computational burden to a large extent.

He has had several careers that successively became obsolete due to advancing technology and several marriages that ended in divorce after he and his partners drifted apart after 40 years or so.

He has had several careers that successively became obsolete due to advancing technology and several marriages that ended in divorce after he and his partners drifted apart after forty years or so.

Moreover, the still intact lower-lying stratigraphy is threatened by the destructive impact of plowing that successively reaches greater depths due to ongoing tillage-induced wind-driven soil erosion on the arable fields.

Such transient states may get "stranded" due to successively more sluggish kinetics during cooling.

This is due to successively larger volume deductions made for rough, rotten or missing cull in the merchantable stem prior to biomass conversion in each decay class.

In the north of Bukama, this persistence has been due to iterative outbreaks, successively affecting cities and villages on the lakeshores.

However, the mRNA becomes successively detached from stage 10 onwards due to the lack of Oskar protein-mediated RNA anchoring (Ephrussi et al., 1991; Vanzo and Ephrussi, 2002).

As to the ductility, the elongation of specimens increased successively with the increase of HIP temperatures, which is mainly due to the type of microstructure and the diffusion-metallurgical bond.