Sentence examples for owing to effects from inspiring English sources

The various plots like HI vs. OI, HI vs. TOC, S2 vs. TOC, PI vs. S1 and S2, implies that studied shales are gas prone containing type II/III and type III kerogen except sample no 17, which has shown type IV kerogen owing to effects of nearby igneous intrusive.

In addition, some antipsychotics and antidepressants have antioxidative effects possibly owing to effects on mitochondrial respiratory chain enzymes (121).

In order to address whether the effects of aldoaa and kif22 LOF were due directly to changes in expression within the brain, or secondarily, owing to effects on other tissues, shRNAs targeting these genes were expressed in the zebrafish brain.

The fact that these decreases in tumour permeability and blood flow occur so rapidly can be interpreted either as normalisation of tumour vasculature owing to effects on integrity (permeability) and function (vessel perfusion) of vascular bed, or vascular damage.

Ectopically implanted tumour lines grew more slowly in Ts65Dn mice compared with in euploid controls, indicating that tumour growth was suppressed in the trisomic mice owing to effects in the supporting stroma (Baek et al., 2009).

Temperature data of the same set of lesions, which we have published before [ 23], underline that the inaccuracy is indeed owed to effect variation at constant powers, not to intensity assessment inaccuracy.

We assumed that significant declines in period effects estimated by the APC models in Nordic countries were owing to the effects of cervical cancer screening.

Ionospheric effects of solar flares, or sudden ionospheric disturbances (SID), have been studied since 1960s owing to their effects on radio communications and navigation systems.

In the bromoethane spectrum, the CH3 absorption appears as a triplet owing to the effects of the two hydrogens on the adjacent CH2 group.

Below 12 atoms the researchers found that the bits randomly lost information, owing to quantum effects.

In the process, C-N and C-O bonds were cleavaged owing to temperature effects and attacks of hydroxyl radicals.