Sentence examples for effects owing to a from inspiring English sources

On therapeutic fronts, severe gastrointestinal (GI) adverse effects owing to a rapid rise and fall in drug plasma levels, and the high frequency of its dosing, tend to limit its usage.

Additionally, rpd3 deletion has been shown to increase yeast doubling times by nearly 2-fold and have other global effects owing to a lack of epigenetic regulation.

We used random effects models rather than fixed effects models to allow for variation in study effects, owing to a real dispersion in the effect sizes across studies (expected from varying factors such as ages, ethnicities, and methods).

Our results do not rule out an effect of opioid rescue medication on analgesic efficacy or the incidence of common opioid side-effects, owing to a number of limitations concerning the study design.

Implicit in our M/ I ratio method, we disregarded the latter effect owing to a lack of stage-specific incidence data in the local disease registry, and that all invasive tumours have been recorded as cancer cases irrespective of stage.

For the size of the pleural effusion both analysis methods gave identical P values (P=0.005); however, this was because the unadjusted analysis had a larger treatment effect, owing to a baseline imbalance in the size of the pleural effusion between treatment groups.

In the CNS, 5HT has a hypophagic effect owing to an inhibitory interaction with the orexigenic system through hypocretins and neuropeptide Y (NPY).

Implicitly, they challenge the notion of general temperate forest expansion across the ECS land bridge, demonstrating instead its 'filter' effect owing to an unsuitable environment for certain species and their biological (e.g., recruitment) properties.

However, conventional chemotherapeutics cause numerous unfavorable side effects owing to poor water solubility, a lack of selectivity towards cancer cells, and multi-drug resistance [1].

However, antibody-based therapies are costly and come with a certain risk of side effects owing to systemic immunosuppression (Crow, 2012).

Graphene provides a rich platform to study many-body effects, owing to its massless chiral charge carriers and the fourfold degeneracy arising from their spin and valley degrees of freedom.