Sentence examples for less owing to from inspiring English sources

Adolescents appear to benefit less, owing to a reduction in time when the glucose sensor was used [ 20].

The drop in test positivity between prevalence screening and second incidence screening is not particularly surprising as the burden of neoplastic disease in people undergoing incidence screening should be less, owing to disease detection in previous screens.

The larger range observed in SUB 3 may reflect that there is more uptake of contrast agent in the breast tissue owing to a longer uptake time; likewise, this may also explain the smaller range observed in SUB 1, on which the amount of contrast enhancement was less owing to a shorter uptake time.

While procurement of consumables for image processing is less of a logistical bottleneck than is the maintenance of the machine itself, analogue processing remains less desirable owing to challenges in storing the films, disposing of waste, and performing distant quality assurance on the images.

For example, T-cells from patients with active disease expressed less Lck owing to increased consumption of the protein [94].

A less likely alternative (owing to costs of production) is that the high phlorotannin production we found in some of the clones is a remnant from the more saline Littorina Sea period of the Baltic Sea a few thousand years ago, when isopods were likely more common in the Bothnian Sea than they are today.

However, if some FAPs are close to the MS but the signal levels are less than ST 1 owing to obstacles, these hidden femtocells are picked for the neighbor femtocell list with the coordinated help of the serving FAP and the hidden FAPs.

This fish is also an important protein source in the diet of people living along the river, but large pirarucu have become less common in some areas, owing to overfishing.

On the other hand, the {100} plane is not able to attract the surfactant molecules more compactly owing to its less hydrophobicity and thus the etchant can easily react chemically with the silicon atoms and leads to almost the same etch rate as shown in Figure 4(a).

The less pronounced bundles could be owing to technical factors; that is, pulsed current was targeted to BF, so that bordering areas received lesser, subthreshold levels of NT-3.

To achieve high temporal resolution and avoid the need for breath holding, we used scan parameters with individual image acquisition times of less than 500 ms, effectively freezing motion owing to respiration.