Sentence examples for supposed due from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, its thermo-technical mode of operation can only be supposed due to remains of some components.

Meanwhile, they said, the Kyoto forests were absorbing a quarter more carbon than previously supposed "due to the trees not being thinned and being planted on better soils".

Last April, they reported to ministers of the incoming government that emissions from deforestation were almost 10m tonnes a year less than previously supposed "due to new data showing smaller trees being felled".

The passivation effect of GO is supposed due to the field effect passivation contributed by the negative fixed charge in GO as verified in ref.[15].

Before arriving, I supposed due to its affiliation with Drag City that the location might have been a meeting place for some hidden hive of Belmont Cragin urban primitives carving an ecosystem of bizarrely undirected purposefulness out of the interiors of long dead hat factories.

Sensitivity achieved by this approach depends on clinical settings; it is highly sensitive (100.0%) for cases attributed to primary infection, but substantially lower (57.1%) for cases attributable to re-infection, supposed due to the natural appearance of re-infection as limited viral replication and limited induction of IgM anti-HEV.

They spared you from "paying" most of your supposed "dues" because they remembered their own struggles with heparin drips, "hypernotemia," and pager-traumatic stress disorder.

Due to the stipulation, he did a little bow (as he is supposed to, due to the pre-match stipulation) and then hit Harley Race with a steel chair.

Different from the ordinary LPGE due to asymmetry scattering on phonons, static defects, or other carriers in noncentrosymmetric media, the ALPGE is supposed to due to the optical momentum alignment effect [1, 7].

It was supposed that due to covalent nature of Si-O bonds, the formation of oxygen interstitials and vacancies will be prevented, which in turn can give rise to an improvement in the electrical properties of high-k materials.

We have experience with this kind of supposed exception due to the obnoxious filters federal law requires schools to install.