Sentence examples for owing to progress from inspiring English sources

And younger women everywhere seem to be doing slightly better in terms of earnings than older women, except in Latin America and the Caribbean, perhaps owing to progress in female education, but also probably because older women have taken time out to have children while younger women have not.

Additionally, the computing power of processors continues to increase owing to progress in VLSI technology.

This goal has been reached in many clinical situations such as septic shock or acute respiratory failure, owing to progress in symptomatic and etiologic treatments of shock and in mechanical ventilation [4, 5].

Although these deformations have been studied since the 1960s, significant insights to the rates of DSGSDs have only been gained within the last two decades owing to progress in geochronology, remote sensing and instrumental monitoring.

Owing to progress in the economy as well as in preventive medicine, the life span of Taiwanese people has increased markedly in recent years.

The prognosis of gastric cancer has been improving owing to progress in diagnostic techniques and treatment methods for gastric cancer, but peritoneal dissemination is the main cause of recurrence after curative resection of advanced cancer.

The design of highly selective and efficacious small interfering (siRNAs) and short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) has become routine, owing to significant progress in modeling and chemistry.

Fundamental parameters of the wearable tactile sensors such as sensitivity and stretchability have experienced unprecedented advancement, owing to the progress of device fabrication techniques and material structural engineering.

The range accuracy of LLR has been less than 2 cm for the last 20 years owing to the progress of laser transmit/receive system on the ground stations and the atmospheric signal delay model.

Before 1990, the Japan island arc crust was considered to be composed of two layers, but it is currently divided into three parts owing to recent progress in observation and data analysis (Iwasaki and Sato 2009; right bottom panel in Figure 11).

The number of cancer survivors is increasing in accordance with an ageing population and owing to recent progress in earlier cancer diagnosis and improved cancer treatment.