Sentence examples for owing to apparent from inspiring English sources
Thereafter owing to apparent loss of consciousness with abnormal eyes movements, non-tonico-clonic seizures were considered meanwhile.
Although myofibrillogenesis appeared normal, in knockdown hearts the tissue integrity was affected owing to apparent focal points of myocyte loss and an increase in cell death.
However, we have not been able to translate this sequence into a putative version of the mouse PIPKIγ_i4 protein, owing to apparent gaps in the genomic sequence.
Owing to apparent inconsistencies in the coding of accidental events within the secondary death field over time, only the primary cause of death was considered.
Concurrently, a second population of smaller cells appears, classically referred to as 'chondrocyte-like' owing to apparent phenotypic and morphological similarities with cartilage chondrocytes (Urban and Roberts, 1995).
Owing to apparent overtriage at the dispatch centre, in 13 20% of the calls, the patient can be adequately treated within the competences of the EMT and the ambulance thus waives the MECU en route following initial contact with the patient.
Therefore when the forcing is at 1 – 2 kHz, even though one wavelength (∼ m) generously covers the insonified region, owing to the apparent randomness of the apparent displacements the average phase picked-up is seen to be zero.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have attracted much attention in regenerative medicine owing to their apparent usefulness as multi-potent replacement cells.
Novisuccinea chittenangoensis was originally proposed as a Federal endangered species in April 1976 (41 FR 17742-17747), owing to an apparent decline in the species' population coupled with its extremely limited range.
Treatment with tyrosine kinase inhibitors such as imatinib is considered at present to be taken indefinitely, owing to the apparent insensitivity of stem cells to imatinib (Michor et al, 2005; Michor, 2007).
No formal PK-PD modelling was performed with FF owing to the apparent absence of a relationship between FF and QTcF or heart rate following graphical evaluation of FF exposure (Cmax) and these parameters.
