Examples of using Were due in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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The most common injuries in this group were due to falls and lifting,
The organizational successes of the party were due to the inherent organizational capacities of the working class.
These apparently less good results were due to a new and more severe evaluation method.
The main programme was beset by problems, many of which were due to lack of commitment from the Egyptian Authorities.
Effects observed in the repeat-dose toxicity studies were due to the exaggerated pharmacodynamic effect of dabigatran.
However it is not clear whether these cases were due to the antiretroviral treatment or to the underlying HIV disease.
The savage believed that all chemical effects were due to the direct activity of supernatural forces.
In contrast, 85 of the more than 8,000 women who received the placebo vaccine developed lesions that were due to these two HPV types.
If our order were due to a fluctuation, we would not expect order anywhere
that all signs of disfigurement were due to decay.
However, it is not clear whether these cases were due to treatment with these medicinal products or to the underlying HIV disease.
Some inconsistencies were found, though these were due to the fact that the Joint Undertaking concerned is still in its start-up phase.
aside from those by Felt and Lyles, were due to errors is implausible.
Perhaps it could be argued that the abuses of Cheka were due to individual mistakes.
Investigators established that 70% of crashes were due to pilot error Jawel!
Some of these risks were due to an inadequate awareness of the risks inherent in such transportation.
The severe RV gastro-enteritis cases were due to RV strains G1P[8],
These shortcomings were due to the continuing lack of administrative capacity
More recent studies showed that effects on the embryo were due to maternal toxicity
Then, net revenues were due to non-growing, frost,