Sentence examples for owing to large differences from inspiring English sources

According to the OECD key biotechnology indicators (2009b); OECD 2011a; OECD 2013), the number of biotechnology firms is the most widely available indicator but it is not the best measure of a country's activity in biotechnology, owing to large differences in firm size and R&D intensity.

Owing to large differences in aging phenotypes in different lines, N. furzeri could represent a model system for studying the genetic control of life-history traits in natural populations.

Owing to large differences in the length of the growing period, pools in semi-arid highland habitats dry out faster than pools in humid lowland habitats.

Although comparisons across sports are difficult owing to large differences in time at risk, the per-participant mortality rate for mountaineering in general has been estimated as roughly three times higher than parachuting or hang gliding and 300 times higher than American football.

These equations are notoriously inaccurate for individual critically ill patients, owing to large disease-, treandent-, and interindividual-related differences in metabolic rate [ 15– 17].

Most of these differences in counselling by patient type were owing to large variations in Zimbabwe where counselling for HIV-positive women was 93%, but for adolescents was 50% (table 2).

There are quite large differences between yeast and most filamentous fungal genomes, with the latter exhibiting larger genomes owing to larger centromers and lower gene density per nucleotide length as well as the presence of far more genes.

As well as owed to large sample size we found differences between responders and non-reponders, nevertheless this differences despite being statistically significant were not clinically relevant, although could cause a bias in the results.

The authors hypothesized about the possibility of suppression during the binocular measurements, owing to the large differences in the optical quality of the retinal images projected on each eye [ 27].

We collected information regarding patient comorbidity, but owing to the large differences in breast cancer-specific mortality predicted by AoL when conditioned for competing mortality risk and also because neither the IHC4+C score nor NPI corrects for competing mortality risk, we decided a priori to use an assumption of perfect health for all patients.

Subjects were not able to perform the task for condition (b), owing to the large difference between retinal images causing suppression.