Sentence examples for were merely due to from inspiring English sources

Thus, it was necessary to check whether the differences observed in Table 8 were merely due to these departmental differences in classroom contexts.

If DNA re-methylation were merely due to growth selection, this selection artifact should have applied to all cell lines tested regardless of their DNMT1 status.

As a result, it was unclear whether previous failures to demonstrate proton or calcium translocation in isolated organelles were merely due to the inability to produce sufficient quantities of relatively pure material for biochemical analysis.

We would expect a random pattern of distribution and relationships if cp-microsatellite variation in haploytpe M were merely due to homoplasy.

This enabled us to rule out that differences observed for the contrast hysteresis versus no hysteresis were merely due to differences arising for the first stimulus (see below).

If the site by gender interaction effect was retained, this indicated that gender effects were inconsistent across sites, while removal of the site by gender interaction effect indicated that any apparent inconsistencies across sites were merely due to sampling variation.

My stubborn predisposition to believe in the benevolence of the English government inclined me to believe that the shortening of our performance was merely due to the exigencies of television.

It is so hard to determine whether this is merely due to old age or a conscious device to give him time to think (or even to avoid giving a full answer).

"The insistence of the colonizing nations, with America as their leader, on tying Islam to terrorism is merely due to the fact that America considers Islam as the sole obstacle to its hegemony over the Islamic world.

In short, this year's higher sea ice extent is merely due to the fact that last year's minimum extent was record-shattering, and the weather was not as optimal for sea ice loss this summer.

Schumpeter declared that Any revival which is merely due to artificial stimulus leaves part of the work of depressions undone Hayek similarly decried any recovery led by the "creation of artificial demand".