Sentence examples for owing to simultaneous from inspiring English sources

It is well documented that non-heme iron absorption from foods is inhibited owing to simultaneous tea consumption.

However, synergistic effects owing to simultaneous class I and II inhibition or antiproliferative effects of class II HDAC inhibitors when used at higher concentrations cannot be excluded.

However, they did not find any significant change in PVR induced by THAM, probably owing to simultaneous administration of cardiovascular active agents.

Owing to simultaneous inclusion of two patients at different study sites, an additional patient was enroled at DL 2; no DLTs were observed in the first three patients.

Nevertheless, the blends of P-PSu/PSu were found to be effective toughness/flame retardancy enhancers owing to the simultaneous microstructure development and polymer interpenetration.

The first scheme jointly detects data and estimates the channel and noise variance, but the computational complexity is high, owing to the simultaneous detection and estimation for all antennas.

One key lesson derived from these studies, owing to the simultaneous detection of the whole plethora of mutations in cells, is the cancer genome evolution.

However, owing to the simultaneous investigation of electrical and hemodynamic responses, the technique has a higher sensitivity in comparison with other studies in which serial investigations have been performed.

Although the total release of Cr was largely unaffected by all investigated parameters, except exposure duration and temperature, the Cr oxidation state was highly dynamic, with reduced amounts of released Cr VI) with time, owing to the simultaneous release of reducing agents from the leather.

Moreover, by assessing the configuration with TDD-underlay and CM2, it becomes clear that the tagged link experiences lower average channel capacity owing to the higher number of simultaneous transmission which are allowed in this case.

BRDs are often associated with other protein-interaction modules, a mechanism that is thought to generate high target selectivity and increased binding affinity with substrates owing to avidity that is generated on simultaneous binding of several interaction domains.