Sentence examples for more obvious owing from inspiring English sources

The TDOS shape of transition metal-doped TiO2 becomes broader than that of pure TiO2, which indicates that the electronic nonlocality is more obvious, owing to the reduction of crystal symmetry [19].

And, the difference of the cell viability between the group of NDs and NSs became more obvious at 48 h, owing to the fact that the influence of the above two factors became larger when the incubated time was prolonged to 48 h.

The mood and the look, however, owe a more obvious debt to Terrence Malick and Andrei Tarkovsky.

To fight this, they propose to harmonise some tax regulations across the bloc so that it is more obvious where money is actually owed  by companies.

Even Rick Owens owed a more obvious than usual debt to the Japanese in the leather cutaway vests he paired with long, gathered skirts, and the cowled shrugs that he layered over voluminous black gowns.

What is more, while PSG grumbled last season that they received harsh treatment from some referees owing to jealousy of their wealth, there is more obvious official hostility towards Monaco, whose status as a tax haven has been under attack by league authorities.

Nowadays, it's more obvious".

The impact is more obvious.

Other benefits are more obvious.

The more obvious, superficial steps.

"Fat" is even more obvious.