Sentence examples for owing to the introduction from inspiring English sources

It is widespread in Eurasia owing to the introduction of several populations during the early 1900s.

Recently the technique has advanced greatly owing to the introduction of aberration-corrected optics2,3,4,5,6,7,8.

Recently, owing to the introduction of macroporous plastic substrates with nanofibre scaffolds21,22, three-dimensional electrophysiological mapping of cardiomyocytes has been demonstrated.

The Department of Health said: "While the stock of nurses is broadly stable, some of the changes described are owing to the introduction of more rigorous language testing.

Additionally, anti-hydrothermal aging behaviors were also increased obviously owing to the introduction of SiOSi bonds at the interface.

The local epidemiology within countries in this region is changing, owing to the introduction of new strains with the intercontinental exchange of several clones.

Much is owed to the introduction of the US dollar as the country's currency in 2009.

Britvic also bounced back after an expensive recall of its Fruit Shoot drinks last year, owing to the botched introduction of new bottle caps.

The technology for fluorescence protein-sensing is advancing rapidly owing to the continued introduction of new concepts, new fluorophores, and proteins engineered for sensing-specific analytes.

This is the more likely as owing to the recent introduction of Christianity and learning into Russia, there was a lack of well-educated natives, so that the Byzantine Church had frequently to have recourse to priests of South Slavonic origin, in order to propagate the Gospel and the elements of learning among their eastern and northern brethren.

Cancer registers responded to our query but only one register made data available: the West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit (WMCIU) from 2007 to 2010, owing to the recent introduction and variability in uptake of the specific ICD-O diagnostic code for GIST across UK cancer registers [ 19].