Sentence examples for owing to the ability from inspiring English sources

The variation of the SS with temperature for JL GAA TFTs is close to the ideal value (0.2 mV/dec/K) owing to the ability of the oxidation process to form a nanosheet channel and crystal-like channel.

Streptomyces is a famous prokaryotic gram-positive mycelial soil bacteria and has become one of the most important microbial resources these years, owing to the ability to produce many kinds of natural products, especially antibiotics (Demain and Sanchez 2009; Watve et al. 2001).

The species is also able to reproduce in small populations owing to the ability of single individuals to set fruit through geitonogamous pollinations.

The majority are RNA viruses owing to the ability of the RNA genome to undergo rapid mutation and thus adapt to fluctuations in host population numbers and availability.

In addition, owing to the ability of adiponectin to exert several immunmodulatory functions, the effect and regulation of adiponectin-dependent synthesis of proinflammatory and antiinflammatory cytokines was examined.

Taken together, the results highlight the difficulty to block cell death under ER stress conditions owing to the ability of the cells to circumvent blockade of one specific pathway by activating alternative death routes.

The potency of MT1 owes to the ability of its proteolytic activity to be focused, via its translocation to the leading edge of invasive cancer cells (Mori et al, 2002).

Solvothermal alcoholysis has received increasing interest in synthesizing metal oxides owing to the unique ability in controlling particle size, shape and crystal structure.

We therefore attempted to solve this problem by increasing the nucleation temperature at a fixed nucleation density, owing to the improved ability of atoms to migrate at high temperatures.

Vitamin deficiencies are often noted in people with coeliac disease owing to the reduced ability of the small intestine to properly absorb nutrients from food.

Its substitution to a cysteine or histidine residue almost completely abolished enzyme activity [ 31, 33], which may be owing to the weakened ability of the mutant to dimerize.