Sentence examples for owing to only from inspiring English sources
These intensity fluctuations might be owing to only fragmentary DNA coverage or variations of the nanowire thickness.
It is possible that a misclassification in the analyses owing to only using Ca and Mg from a dietary source may bias the result to the null.
There is an increase in AUCChange but that is owing to only two tissues being evaluated as opposed to five, where the AUC would be pulled down by the other tissues with lower performances if they were present.
Male sex predisposed for better local control (p = 0.04), possibly owing to only seven female patients included in this analysis, among whom two did not complete CSI and chemotherapy during first-line therapy.
Initially, mutations with a low allele fraction owing to only being present in a subset of tumor cells may be missed by liquid biopsies, as the low amount of DNA input to the assay is compounded by the low incidence of the mutation.
Owing to only nine studies being included in this meta-analysis, the power of multivariate meta-regression is low and thus this limits the overall value of meta-regression in this meta-analysis.
This I owe to only one thing: The positive influence of my parents, teachers and other elders.
The pressurized system exhibits a better efficiency owing to not only the higher cell voltage but also more effective utilization of gas turbine, i.e., a larger GT power contribution due to a higher turbine inlet temperature.
In particular, the SnSe2/SnSe heterostructure is the optimized phase for use in thermoelectric generators owing to not only its low thermal conductivity but also the strong accumulation of holes and phonons near the surface.
Graphene as a TCE has a wide range of applications, including in solar cells, solid-state lighting, and detectors, owing to not only its higher optical transmittance but also its more favorable conductance[1 4] than those of traditional transparent conductive electrodes, such as indium tin oxide (ITO) and zinc oxide (ZnO)[5].
Despite numbers of studies conducted with varied types of data, the basal phylogeny in this group is still controversial, presumably owing to not only the hypothetical 'rapid radiation' history of this group, but also limited taxon sampling from the Old World (esp. the Oriental and Afrotropical regions).
