Sentence examples for be also owing to from inspiring English sources

The relatively more porosity of soil under MPL as compared to the PAF and TLCL could be also owing to the contribution of the organic matter added to the soil from Rhodes grass straw and root (Børresen 1999; Singh et al. 2005).

The various functions of SKIP homologs might be also owing to the diversification of SKIP-interacting proteins SIPs.

The difference may be also owing to the sampling technique or to the transport medium making HCII with self-sampling less specific than that performed at the clinic.

Thus, the suppressive effects observed in the presence of neutralising antibodies may be also owing to the inhibition of these autocrine loops.

Research showed that this plague was not just a quirk of genetics or a result of a sedentary lifestyle — it was also owing to processed foods.

But it is also owing to fears about plonking a gigantic gambling den in Manchester, in the middle of a poor residential area.

Robinson was right to praise his team's defence, and credit was also owing to James Maloney and Mitchell Pearce for their superior kicking game which ensured that the majority of the Dragons' possession was in their own half, but against any of the competition contenders the Roosters would surely not have emerged with a win.

This was partly her fault at times she seemed to flee attention but it was also owing to the boys'-club atmosphere of the postwar American art world, the world of the Abstract Expressionists, with their emphasis on virility, "action," abstraction.

This was partly her fault — at times she seemed to flee attention — but it was also owing to the boys'-club atmosphere of the postwar American art world, the world of the Abstract Expressionists, with their emphasis on virility, "action," abstraction.

This improvement is also owing to their characteristics of full system DOFs.

The arrangement of the treatises is also owing to Porphyry and does evince an ordering principle.