Sentence examples for owing to restricted from inspiring English sources
We presume that the lack of observed variation in elite germplasm is a signature of intense selection during breeding for different end-use sectors (principally malting versus feed barley), and the virtual absence of allelic re-assortment during meiosis owing to restricted recombination in the pericentromeric regions.
In addition to the regulatory and clinical challenges, the pharmacoeconomy of individualised treatments poses a development risk owing to restricted budgets in health-care systems.
Further, owing to restricted licensing options, a number of business activities that are popular among women, for example, home business, are not currently available in the official licensing categories.
The culture without a supplement of nitrogen exhibited N-limited growth (Figure 2A), only moderate acidification owing to restricted growth (Figure 2B), a low biomass formation, and some residual sugar after 40 h of cultivation (Table 3).
Owing to restricted numbers of moDC generated from limited amounts of fresh blood obtained for patients and controls, not all experiments could be performed for all samples.
However, owing to restricted access to medical records in the private sector, and given that this patient is now deceased, no detailed data were available.
Cancer cell lines have proven successful drug discovery tools in the past, yet they have recognized limitations, specifically the lack of clinical predictive power owing to their restricted capacity to recapitulate cancer's diversity.
This phenomenon may also be at play in other samples but could not be identified either because the structures were not refined (MndBi3_10y and MndBi4_10y) or because the structure of the same sample was not determined 2 years sooner owing to a restricted amount of sample available for analysis with conventional XRD instruments (MndBi8_10y).
Secondly, the findings may not be generalisable to other countries owing to the restricted ethnicity and age of this cohort, as well as unique treatment patterns in Switzerland.
Olearia flocktoniae has been afforded legal protection as a State- and Commonwealth-listed endangered species owing to its restricted range and lack of persistence of populations.
However, owing to the restricted detection windows for cotinine and carbon monoxide measurements, these same biomarkers are often insensitive in earlier stage smokers or in the so-called 'chippers', smokers who only smoke at weekends [ 8].
