Sentence examples for agent owing to from inspiring English sources
Argon has the potential to be a novel inhaled therapeutic agent, owing to the neuroprotective and organoprotective properties demonstrated in preclinical studies.
DNA containing unmethylated CpG dinucleotides, or CpG motifs, (CpG DNA) has been explored as a therapeutic agent, owing to its potent immunostimulatory activity.
Therefore, PANI nanorods played a role of curing agent owing to the existent amine group and acted as reinforcing filler for cured LCE nanocomposites.
While the tropics are usually considered the main driver of boundary-forced variability3,4, recent studies have argued that the Arctic is playing an increasingly important role as a boundary-forcing agent owing to its accelerated warming relative to other regions of the globe5,6,7,8,9.
Curcumin is an ideal chemopreventive agent owing to its diverse effects on multiple signaling pathways and pharmacological safety.
TRAIL is involved in immune tumor surveillance and is considered a promising anti-cancer agent owing to its limited side effects on healthy cells.
Nevertheless, the modulus of the rubber-like plateau of materials with difunctional agents is higher than with monofunctional quaternizing agents, owing to coupling reactions between the chain-ends.
Ionic liquids are outstanding microwave-absorbing agents owing to their high ionic conductivity and polarizability, thus leading to a high heating rate and a considerably shortened reaction time.
Upconversion fluorescent nanoparticles are becoming more widely used as imaging contrast agents, owing to their high resolution and penetration depth, and avoidance of tissue auto-fluorescence and photodamage to cells.
MSCs have also been proposed as an attractive candidate for the delivery of anti-tumor agents, owing to their ability to home into tumor sites and to secrete cytokines.
Until recently, Rh III) and particularly Ir III) complexes were generally considered as being unlikely candidates for anticancer agents owing to the typical kinetic inertness of their transition metal centres.
