Sentence examples for influence owing to from inspiring English sources

Wave rose plots depicted the fact that the incoming waves from Roches Noires are influenced by the prevailing southeast trade winds, with the winter season displaying a greater influence owing to the greater occurrence of incoming waves from the south east during that period.

However, the influence owing to the large range of total number could be reduced by the ratio.

However, there is substantial uncertainty about the degree and direction of influence owing to different definitions of genetic variation, most of which are not in line with the current understanding of the genetic architecture of disease traits.

What makes Aleppo unique is its blend of Ottoman, Armenian, Jewish and French influences, owing to its historic position at the crossroads of empires.

Post-hyperventilation central sleep apnea is uncommon during REM sleep, suggesting that REM sleep is impervious to chemical influences owing to increased ventilatory motor output [ 29, 30].

Modulation of DNA repair following the use of DNA-damaging agents will be influenced owing to the above changes in the cell cycle [ 29].

This book had enjoyed considerable success in the 1520s, when it went through half a dozen editions but did not sustain its influence, perhaps owing to its mostly Latin text, Gothic script and many difficult abbreviations.

Even so, despite its wide-reaching influence — and, indeed owing to that influence — any attempt to describe categorialism faces a significant difficulty: experts disagree on many of its most important and fundamental aspects.

From the early 1920s until the rise of Nazi Germany in the 1930s, the Balkan states enjoyed a large degree of freedom from foreign influence and interference, owing to the disappearance of the Habsburg and Russian empires and the neutralization of the Dardanelles.

Ok, so your reasons for voting for Trump is that President Obama and Hillary Clinton are skirting around the issue of radical Islam and that Qatar and Saudi Arabia would have had some "influence" over Clinton owing to their donations to the Clinton Foundation.

In our system this influence is diminished owing to applied principle of lock-in amplification.