Sentence examples for theme due to from inspiring English sources

However, UCC, i.e. study at the urban setting, is a largely different research theme due to the varied meanings, principles, emphasis, and implications.

Nonetheless, a low ranking of 0.022 was assigned to water body proximity theme, due to the limited surface groundwater interactions in a typical basement setting and thus limited influence on the overall groundwater potential.

Variability not being recognised could mean that the observers could not identify the theme properly (due to poor theme description or understanding), or that the topics in the selected model could not capture this theme (due to insufficient representation in the corpus).

The design for most characters was based on the work of caricaturist Al Hirschfeld, which production designer Richard Vander Wende also considered appropriate to the theme, due to similarities to the swooping lines of Persian miniatures and Arabic calligraphy.

Although Cisneros does not explicitly locate her stories and novels on the Mexico-U.S. border, Sadowski-Smith identheies the concept as perhaps Cisneros's most salient theme due to the constant border crossings, both real and metaphorical, of characters in all of her works.

She first came up with the concept for Hatoful as a 2011 April Fools' Day joke: despite her lack of familiarity with the genre, she initially intended to create a parody of otome game stereotypes with birds in particular being used as a theme due to her love of pigeons.

The general style and feel of the book gave me the impression that it was being written to appeal to a much younger audience, despite the more mature themes, due to the very dry humour.

A forthcoming Disney adaptation of Into the Woods has dispensed with many of the iconic musical's more adult themes due to society's fondness for "puritanical ethics", according to its creator.

The predator-prey model has long been one of the dominant themes due to its universal existence and importance.

Various themes were incorporated into the shows; portions of the concerts featured outer space themes, due to "The Claw's" resemblance to a spaceship.

However, Chris Perkins, principal designer for D&D since 2013, wasn't so concerned, citing a greater tolerance for the game's occult themes due to the prevalence of video games and the internet.