Sentence examples for this study primarily due from inspiring English sources

In most cases fits are satisfactory and comparable to this study, primarily due to the regular shape of the bole of the species.

Minimally invasive pulse contour cardiac output analysis was employed in this study primarily due to ease of application and decreasing use of PACs in routine clinical practice [ 40].

However, there are several limitations to the study, primarily due to the form of the pilot.

Mass reductions of 15.15 and 13.65 kg were realized for rigid and flexible composite driveshafts respectively (original mass of 31.3 kg) in a case study, primarily due to the elimination of mid-span flexible couplers and one hanger bearing.

A decrease in the area of broadleaved forests which includes species such as Terminalia belerica, T. chebula, Dalbergia sissoo, Pyrus pashia, Albizzia chinensis, Juglans regia and Celtis australis, has also been observed in the present study, primarily due to the anthropogenic pressure of the forest fringe communities.

No data reflects genes which were not called in the DNAm study, primarily due to a lack of CpG islands.

Our hypothesis was ultrasonography would perform poorly for the detection of steatosis outside of the context of a controlled study, primarily due to false-positive results caused by hepatic fibrosis and inflammation.

Although conceptual works identify organizational process changes as a key element of operational turnaround, this has been largely neglected in empirical studies, primarily due to the difficulties in observing and quantifying process alterations from an external perspective.

The genomic subclonal architecture of SCLC has not been well studied, primarily due to the lack of large resected tumor specimens for multiregion sequencing.

Subclonal architecture and genomic evolution of small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) under treatment has not been well studied primarily due to lack of tumor specimens, particularly longitudinal samples acquired during treatment.

This study primarily explored eligibility barriers.