But during the last few decades, owing to the needs for safe drinking water for vast population, these crystalline rocks are being investigated in detail for groundwater development (Ahmed 2007; Lloyd 1999; Wright and Burgess 1992).
Asia's tobacco control movement was strengthened owing to the need to fulfill the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
The city is big on post-war architecture owing to the need to rebuild after the Blitz.
The other four posts will probably be decided as part of a package deal, owing to the need to achieve some sort of balance.
Consequently, fatigue design of a riser system is challenging, owing to the need to consider the long-term wave condition, characterized by the joint statistics of the significant wave height and peak wave period.
(2) How large are the potential conflicts across generations owing to the need to maintain SRM (even in cases when serious negative impacts of SRM are discovered) to avoid potentially damaging abrupt warmings?
The currently proposed dendritic DNA concatamer opens a promising direction to construct ultrasensitive DNA biosensing platform for biomolecular detection in bioanalysis and clinical biomedicine, which offers the distinct advantages of simplicity and cost efficiency owing to no need of any kind of enzyme, chemical modification or labeling.
We realised that the guidelines could have modified clinical practice owing to the need for expediting surgery within 36 h.
In 1917 through 1918, owing to the need to ensure the strength and loyalty of its forces, the British registered the Nubians in their survey as occupying a forest area of about 4,200 acres.
From plastic backing, to glass with an antenna built into a strip along the outside of the phone, to glass "windows" top and bottom, the iPhone has always been an exception to this preferred design aesthetic, owing to the need for radio communications to flow freely.
In today's world of increasing health care costs, insurers of health care often see non-urgent care as one that can be low-cost, if provided in a low-cost facility, owing to less need for expensive manpower and equipment resources that often form a significant portion of the fixed cost of health care establishments [5 7].
