Sentence examples for owing to maintenance from inspiring English sources

The bridges in Zones 1 and 3 are subjected to significantly high traffic-induced loading relative to those in Zones 2 and 4. Thermal loading is noticeable in Zones 1 and 4. The deterioration of bridge decks rapidly develops at the bridges' early service life, and stabilizes with time owing to maintenance and repair efforts.

If our high-pressure hoses had been working properly that day, we might have been able to jet-spray it, but owing to maintenance issues and low water pressure due to the heat wave and drought, we were inadequately resourced to satisfactorily deal with the situation.

Refurbishment costs have risen owing to vital maintenance work to ensure the building is safe for pupils".

If you are reading this manual, it is because your previous two-person unit, Geurlfrūnd, has been recalled owing to improper maintenance.

These mechanisms are highly conserved across the eukaryotic kingdom although in plants, owing to the maintenance of dedifferentiated cell states that allow for post-embyronic changes in development, strict control of chromatin remodelling is even more paramount.

When the fixed-bed adsorption was stopped owing to the maintenance of the filtration unit, residual glucose was completely consumed, and the final aqueous butanol level reached 14.7 g/L.

The C-labelling experiments [ 8] showed that functional groups in pyruvate differ in C allocation between respiratory pathways owing to different metabolic growth, maintenance and post-photosynthetic metabolism.

Passive demethylation refers to the dilution of methylation at symmetric CpG sites because of failure to reinstate methylation on the nascent DNA strand at DNA replication owing to absence of the maintenance DNA methyltransferase Dnmt1.

As a whole, it remains difficult to draw a conclusion in terms of whether an increased tumor volume is a negative prognostic factor for functional hearing maintenance, owing to the diverse tumor volume thresholds chosen by researchers (0.75 cm versus 1.5 cm) and the incomplete exclusion of possible influence from other tumor-related factors.

However, owing to the expense of maintenance (often carried out manually), the limited information available (relying on data sheets completed by clinicians in addition to their routine workload), the practical difficulties in monitoring data quality and limited funding, many programmes closed in the mid to late 1980s and only a few international registers still exist.

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN) are emerging as a new attractive communication paradigm owing to their low cost, easy maintenance and rapid deployment.