Sentence examples for groups owing to from inspiring English sources

In this study, we found that the chemical character of the samples from the HeNan (S11), BeiJing (S18) and GanSu (S19) provinces of China was significantly different from any of the three groups owing to the unique geographical factors.

Thus, evidence from this literature review emphasizes the role of RANKL/OPG ratio in OTM in either of the age groups owing to its significance in osteoclastogenesis and bone resorption that ultimately alters the amount and velocity of OTM.

Replacement of benzene moieties by five-membered conjugated heterocycles increases the electron transmission between donor and acceptor groups, owing to lower resonance energy, determining an improvement of β value.

Korean Americans are one of the most underserved ethnic/linguistic minority groups owing to cultural and institutional barriers; there is an urgent need for culturally competent diabetes management programs in the Korean American community for those with type 2 diabetes.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as nano-fillers in polymer matrix composites have captivated much interest from many industries and research groups, owing to the impressive physical properties of CNTs such as high elastic modulus as well as high thermal and electrical conductivities.

However, CHA and MAR remained difficult to assign to one of these four groups owing to their low scores on the first three sPCs.

The lack of a hippocampal difference between patient groups owed to the fact that Patient 2 of the group of poorly performing patients had a bilateral fornix dissection but relatively preserved hippocampal volumes.

In September 2014, it was announced that rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young – the group's founder and de facto leader – had been forced to leave the group owing to the onset of dementia.

The water adsorption capacity of smectite-group is larger than kaolinite group owing to its different structure and its greater capacity of water adsorption [16].

Notably, invariant dimension measures in our definition exhibit delicate deviations from von Neumann's invariant means on a group, owing to the fact that the lattice of subspaces of an algebra is not distributive, unlike the lattice of subsets of a group.

For the reaction of nitrobenzyl halides the complexation of Ti III) species with the nitro group takes place, with the electron transfer from Ti III) to this group (owing to its highest coefficient in LUMO of the nitro benzyl halide) followed by an intramolecular dissociative electron redistribution in the course of the heterolytic CHal bond cleavage.