Sentence examples for owing to cases from inspiring English sources

Fatigue of CoCr alloy stents has become a major concern in recent times, owing to cases of premature fracture, often driven by microstructural phenomena.

A smaller proportion of cases than controls were eligible for hormone analyses owing to cases being more likely to be on HT at blood draw, which resulted in a lower prevalence of past HT use among included cases compared with controls.

In 8 cases out of 74, discrepancy was noted owing to 3 cases of inadequate material, 2 cases misdiagnosed as malignant on radiology, and 3 cases wrongly subtyped on radiology.

Reported prevalence varies from 2 to 95% [1] mostly owing to heterogeneous case definitions.

My current iPhone still works perfectly well except for the irritating stickiness of its "home" button that forces me frequently to press and repress it multiple times to get it to respond, probably owing to a case of the same nefarious "planned obsolescence" that has obliged me to replace my stupid PowerBook cord three times over seven years at close to 100 bucks a pop.

However, owing to small case numbers, previous prospective studies have typically collapsed cancers of the head and neck and the aesophagus into a single broad category of upper-gastrointestinal tract sites (Gronbaek et al, 1998; Kjaerheim et al, 1998; Boeing, 2002).

Not included in modelling process owing to prevalence in cases or controls ≤2%.

Advanced stage, extranodal site, or treatment might have contributed to relapse, but we could not find a significant association owing to too few cases in this study.

No relationship was found between Erythropoietin doses and hospital admission of more than 3 days, owing to very few cases of hospital admissions of over 4 days.

The only reason it came to light was owing to the court case.

I woke up early each morning owing to a serious case of jet lag, yet, no matter how early it was, the workers at the construction site outside my window were already at it.