Sentence examples for owing to misconceptions from inspiring English sources
Owing to misconceptions indicated by popular health beliefs, many Cameroonians fail to take appropriate measures for prevention and control of diabetes and its risk factors [ 44, 45].
The focus of that paper was an investigation of students' interpretations in their learning of derivatives owing to errors and misconceptions they displayed in their solutions (Siyepu, 2013a, p. 184).
It has convincingly been argued that over representation of certain diagnoses as well as increased rates of admission among ethnic minority groups may not be a matter of institutional racism per se or a matter of overpathologizing bias (i.e. due to misdiagnosis owed to the misconception of cultural-specific behavioral cues, as fulfilled diagnostic criteria).
Venezuela and Nigeria are unreliable, owing to civil strife.
Turnout was low, owing to the snow.
What do we owe to "The Debt"?
What do people owe to the planet?
And what does art owe to reality?
This observation is owed to Ray Monk.
That is partly due to misconceptions.
