Sentence examples for addressed owing to from inspiring English sources
The question of what impact the QUOROM statement had on the quality of reporting was not addressed, owing to the small sample size of the studies published before QUOROM (11 included studies).
Third, only parameter and structural uncertainty was addressed via the sensitivity analyses, whereas methodological uncertainty (for example, discount rate, long time horizon) was not addressed, owing to a lack of long-term data.
Similarly, various studies have been conducted on the application of numerical analyses in deep excavations, but they are not addressed here owing to limits on paper length.
Physician participation in guideline development has been shown to be useful in addressing barriers owing to lack of agreement [ 18].
They believed staff members were competent in addressing nutritional issues owing to their role and education as providers of nursing care.
The problems of design and manufacturing cannot be exclusively addressed by experimental data owing to the limitations of equipment and technology.
The main limitation of this trial is the lack of power (only 30.3%) to address the primary endpoint owing to an insufficient number of women being recruited.
The review did not explicitly look at the role of health insurance mechanisms in addressing household economic outcomes owing to the recent work of Acharya et al.[ 4].
The WTR have reduced the hours junior doctors work, but have not fully addressed problems of fatigue and stress, owing to issues in their implementation and other contextual factors.
The answers to these questions, which are far less investigated in bipolar disorder than in schizophrenia, are essential in the efforts to address the problem of premature deaths owing to CVD in persons with bipolar disorder.
Some degree of under-linkage (failure to correctly assign a woman's vaccination record to her smear test record) may have occurred during probabilistic linkage between registers owing to possible address or name changes as a result of marriage in this particular population.
