Sentence examples for owing to separation from inspiring English sources

In the one to the Judiciary Comm. he argued that, owing to separation of powers under the Constitution, each of the 3 branches of govt exercised sovereign control over any information it decided was "confidential"..

In the one to the Judiciary Comm. he argued that, owing to separation of powers under the Constitution, each of the 3 branches of govt exercised sovereign control over any information it decided was "confidential".

This is likely due to intravascular volume losses owing to separation from CPB, surgical losses and diuresis.

It was shown that with the additional ion mobility separation the number of detected peaks increased owing to the separation of isobaric species.

In BiSAR configuration, owing to the separation of the transmitter and the receiver, the circle model aforementioned does not hold anymore.

Asphaltenes in petroleum flow streams are often compared with low-density lipoproteins in blood stream, both being responsible for flow restriction, pressure surge and finally complete blockage, resulting system shut down owing to phase separation and deposition on the flow lines.

Cleavage of the probe by exonuclease activity of Taq polymerase during strand elongation releases the reporter from the probe resulting in an increase in reporter emission intensity owing to its separation from the quencher.

In addition, DACSes achieve high separation efficiency owing to the continuous separation in the micro fluid channel.

Comparatively, 20% I-BiOCl/I-BiOBr showed the highest photocatalytic activity owing to the best separation efficiency of photocharges.

Compared with the bare photocatalysts, the as-prepared hybrid photocatalysts exhibited efficient H2 generation and atrazine degradation activity owing to improved charge separation and photostability.

However, compared with polysaccharides, cellulose and hemicellulose, the effective use of lignin has not been progressed owing to the difficult separation of lignin from the other components of wood without their denaturation.