Sentence examples for example owing to the from inspiring English sources

In contrast, where it is established that such a person knew or ought to have known that the hyperlink he posted provides access to a work illegally published, for example owing to the fact that he was notified thereof by the copyright holders, the provision of that link constitutes a 'communication to the public'.

This can be challenging, for example, owing to the presence of repeated sequences within the genome or large-scale polymorphisms.

For example, owing to the catastrophic consequences associated with in-flight safety failures, there are positive perceptions (and a general awareness) of safety culture throughout aviation.

Lack of Mecp2 indeed compromises the sleep-wake cycle in 80% of patients [37] for example owing to the failure to activate Period gene expression and clock entrainment in the hypothalamus [38].

For example, owing to the representation of the suspected fraction of passengers, there were not many subjects with low axillary temperatures among our subjects, thereby leading to small estimates of the specificity compared with all arriving passengers.

For example, owing to the absence of a miR-29a cluster in the thymic epithelium, high expression of IFN- α receptor in the thymic epithelium triggers suboptimal signalling and then results in a rapid loss of thymic cellularity [ 130].

On Ag(110) surface, for example, owing to large ξ, the equilibrium shape of the large island is strip-like in [ 1 1 ̄ 0 ] direction.

The microstimulation effect may wane over time in some experiments (Salzman et al., 1992 ). Microstimulation might be less effective near the end of each experimental session, simultaneously with the occurrence of a greater proportion of large reward trials near the end of the session – for example, owing to a training effect that increases the number of consecutive correct responses.

This may reflect variation not captured by the model, for example, owing to varying comorbidity, route of presentation or treatment, although, owing to the multiple testing performed, some may be simple random variations.

I believe my course is a positive development for Congo, which hitherto has attracted the wrong sort of international attention (for example, owing to Mobutu's misrule, civil war and the continuing conflicts in the east of the country).

A change in the chaotic properties of other physiological signals can indicate changes in the state of the system, for example owing to pathology [ 33, 34].