Sentence examples for owing to relatively from inspiring English sources

The surplus of foreign trade in goods and services had reached $652.8 million by August, mainly owing to relatively cheap prices of Belarusian products.

A key factor controlling sea-level rise is oceanic thermal expansion20, which is a delayed response to changes in surface air temperatures owing to relatively slow heat uptake by the ocean.

In the presence of high-valent counterions, the brushes which consist of polyampholyte chains with blocks of medium length, adopt a slightly stretched conformation owing to relatively strong electrostatic correlation between high-valent counterions and oppositely charged monomers.

The unknown parameters that cause nonlinearity are only the dip angles of the two faults owing to relatively clear fault traces.

Chã is one of the most productive agricultural areas in semi-arid Cape Verde, owing to relatively reliable orographic rainfall in the summer and autumn months.

DNA divergence observed in existing landraces, cultivars, and wild relatives can now be determined accurately, so the order of major DNA changes such as single nucleotide polymorphisms during the domestication process can be abducted owing to relatively low mutation rates.

The imprecision (and resulting lack of significance) of many of our IV estimates is owed to relatively weak first stages.

Among various metallic nanoparticles, gold nanoshells are of particular importance, owing to their relatively simpler geometry and comparatively larger photothermal efficiency for equivalent number of nanoparticles [ 2, 10].

In this study, TRAIL upregulated GADD34 expression in BEL-7402 cells but not in HepG2 cells, possibly owing to the relatively high basic levels of GADD34 and to the relatively low induction of eIF2 α phosphorylation by TRAIL in HepG2 cells.

Owing to the relatively small magnitude of the solar cycle amplitude (around 0.6 W m−2), modelling studies suggest that the effects are relatively small, but still clearly visible even at the surface owing to the relatively long period38,39.

The physical driving force for this is likely to be the relatively poor hole concentration and transport, and skewed injection favoring electrons owing to their relatively high concentration.