Sentence examples for entry owing from inspiring English sources

To analyse the effect of golli on Ca2+ entry induced by PDGF, a protocol was used that involved store depletion by PDGF application in the absence of extracellular Ca2+, followed by activation of Ca2+ entry owing to re-addition of Ca2+ to the extracellular medium.

This program facilitates secure data entry owing to its different features of error detection.

Nevertheless, the authorities should consider where to put the perimeter and, in particular, any entry point owing to a heightened risk at the barrier.

John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, who was in 2011 refused entry to Indonesia owing to his campaigning on the subject, said the move was "highly significant".

Two days after the college football bowl season concluded, it was announced that retired Major League Baseball MLBB) players Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Sammy Sosa, all of whom were eligible for baseball's Hall of Fame for the first time, had been denied entry by voters owing to the three players' alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs during their respective careers.

An "undocumented migrant" is a person who, owing to unauthorised entry or the expiry of his/her visa, lacks legal status in a transit or host country.

Similarly, those who developed symptoms en-route are also assumed to be successfully isolated upon arrival (and we ignore these individuals in the following analyses as the detection is owing to the entry screening).

Eight questionnaires were excluded owing to incomplete entries.

Some other entries seem to owe debts to Klee: "Ancient Inquiries," by Maureen Renahan Krinsley, and "CC24," by Marty Epp.

The addition of TMPTMA as a crosslinker clearly prolonged IP, owing to the reduced radical entry of oligomeric growing radical having rather hydrophilic and crosslinkable TMPTMA units into the polymer particle surface.

Smoking status was the only variable that was initially considered for entry into the models but not subsequently used, owing to collinearity with pack years.