The phrase "accepted owing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accepted as a result of a specific reason or cause.
Example: "The proposal was accepted owing to its innovative approach and potential for success."
Alternatives: "accepted because of" or "accepted due to".
As one type of nonviral vector-mediated method, micropipette injection has been widely accepted owing to its low toxicity and high delivery efficiency.
Hypothesis 9 was accepted owing to the fact that CSR drive (H9b) positively affected clothing care (F = 8.798, p < .001, R 2 = .070), which partially supported H9.
The positive relationships proposed by Hypothesis 4 (F = 6.341, p < .001, R 2 = .076) were accepted owing to the positive impacts of altruistic value (H4a) on eco-citizenship interest, which partially supported H4.
For these reasons, solutions deployed as Web services have become more widely used and accepted, owing to their public availability and conformance to standards, e.g. Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture.
We set criteria for acceptance of quantification results based on the Cq of the internal control falling within a 1 log range; outside of this range, quantitative results were not accepted, owing to the potential for partial PCR inhibition leading to inaccuracy of measurement.
Eyre was promoted to rear-admiral on 12 August 1819 and shortly afterwards received an offer from Lord Melville to take command of the Cape and St Helena stations, but was unable to accept owing to matters of a personal nature.
Compounding the problem of inadequate knowledge is that CKD is a difficult diagnosis to comprehend and accept, owing largely to the asymptomatic nature of the disease [ 1, 6].
It is well accepted that owing to the longer half-life of hard corona in the biological medium, its interaction with cellular receptors will determine the fate of NPs as depicted in Fig. 1 [25, 25, 36, 37].
These results should be better explained to patients because treatments are frequently not well accepted, probably owing to the fact that the disorder is asymptomatic in this early course and the patient does not always feel the need for treatment.
It involves discursive, institutional and relational racial ideologies that lay down social, economic, cultural and institutional privileges and powers not only for those identified as white and pass as white, but also for those who are "promoted" from positions of inferiority to whiteness, such as those accepted as white owing to certain skills or talents validated by those who hold power.
In addition, simultaneous surgery was easily accepted by patients owing to the shorter treatment period, less cost and other qualities.
