Sentence examples for determination owing from inspiring English sources

The model can serve as a reliable model to describe the kinetics of the reaction with enzyme derived from new organisms without having to do the mechanistic determination owing to organism-independent nature of the model.

Among the developed methodologies [4 7], electrochemical technique is an appropriate alternative or a complementary choice since it has been proved to be an inexpensive and effective way for quantitative determination owing to its intrinsic sensitivity, fast analysis, high selectivity and simplicity.

Additionally, Cajka et al. [ 56] found that concentrated samples can result in inaccurate mass determination owing to saturation of the instrument's time-to-digital converter.

While we share the reviewers' concern that one or more of the in vitro structures may not reflect functional complexes, we note that: All structures solved so far (including ours) have required some modification of the Rev-RRE system to enable structure determination, owing to the biochemical behavior of the system.

We eventually enrolled a total of 10 patients to dose level 2. Three of these patients required replacement for DLT rate determinations owing to withdrawal from study before completing a cycle for nontoxicity reasons.

He was feted for his merciless, witty abuse of other MCs and carrying an unshakable self-determination that owed nothing to traditional musical channels in order to get his music heard.

This biosensor was used for the indirect amperometric determination of Cr2O72− ions owing to methods based on a mediator (Fe2+) or titration.

The greatly enhanced electrochemical performance towards AP determination can be obtained owing to the electrocatalysis of electroactive FPS and good conductivity of MWCNT.

Doesn't this phenomenon of opposing the expression of Jewish self-determination require further examination, owing to its singularity?

On the contrary, when γ>−10 dB, the miss probability increases and the under-determination is brought about owing to the weak paths caused by deep fading being punctured.

I agree with the Court's determination that petitioner owed no duty of disclosure to the sellers, that his conviction rested on the erroneous premise that he did owe them such a duty, and that the judgment of the Court of Appeals must therefore be reversed.