Sentence examples for effect owing to from inspiring English sources

(2008) for quartz report this effect owing to the euhedral termination.

Wrinkled graphene shows an enhanced photoelectric effect owing to the opening of a bandgap induced by stress.

As a result, better evacuation opportunities might not have had such a large effect owing to the short duration of the incident.

This behavior was in agreement with an exclusion effect owing to the diminution of the free volume available in the top phase [[19]].

The cross-sectional behaviour of laminated glass (LG) is characterised by a significant zigzag effect owing to the large stiffness mismatch between the glass and polymer layers.

As a result, the global optimal of complex production was achieved based on the synergistic effect owing to the interoperation between the disciplines.

Perspectives concerning globalisation, such as dependency theory, suggest this effect owes to the shift of workers to the developing countries.

Given the tight restriction of the association signal to the FTO gene, it has been widely assumed that the causal effect owes to the FTO protein.

This antidiabetic effect owes to metformin's ability to suppress hepatic glucose production [ 5], enhance peripheral glucose uptake [ 6], and improve peripheral insulin sensitivity [ 7].

Many patients consider that the medicines supplied in the free system are, in effect, owed to them by the NGO and made available through the CSIs, and that health workers are only intermediaries whose role is to distribute them.

Conventional chemotherapy is effective but also well-known for its severe side effects owing to the partially non-selective uptake of the chemotherapeutics both into healthy and cancerous cells in tissues and organs.