Sentence examples for is probably owing to from inspiring English sources
No B 1s peak was observed for this sample, which is probably owing to the difficulty of B C bonding formation in graphene film at the present condition.
The continuous release of lidocaine from the gel was observed for more than three days, without remarkable initial burst, which is probably owing to the stable entrapment of lidocaine in the PIC core of the gel.
Such a decrease is probably owing to changes in chain conformation due to the confinement of CP between adjacent silica nanoparticles, as well as probable interactions of CP with the surface of O300.
The results indicate that higher calcination temperatures have an effect on increasing the interaction between the oxides present in the catalysts; this is probably owing to the formation of periclase Al2O3 and/or NiAl2O4 phase [49].
The statistical significance of this model (Fig. 3b) is probably owing to the correlation between K+/(Ca2+ + Mg2+) and organic matter when vinasse is applied, with the flocculent effects caused by clay-organic matter binding overlapping the electrostatic repulsive forces caused by the increment in K+/(Ca2+ + Mg2+) (Fig. 4).
The high-resolution TEM results indicate that the nucleation and precipitation of M23(C, B 6 occur at the grain/subgrain boundaries as well as partial within martensite, and a subsequent transformation from M23(C, B 6 to M7(C, B 3 takes place in situ, which is probably owing to the crystalline defects of dislocations and stacking faults in the structures caused by lattice distortion.
Much of the last-minute shift is probably owed to Cruz's superior ground game.
Such an ongoing situation in the country is probably owed to the same main causes reported in developing/poor countries: undernutrition, blood/intestinal parasitoses, urinary tract and systemic chronic infections and absence of iron supplementation [ 9, 12, 13].
In Ælfwald's time, this was probably owing to a number of factors, including the settled nature of East Anglian ecclesiastical affairs and the prosperity brought through Rhineland commerce with the East Anglian port of Gipeswic (modern Ipswich).
However, no differences in radiographic progression were seen, which was probably owing to early initiation of intensive treatment, resulting in less joint destruction and thus less radiological progression.
