Sentence examples for owing to the propensity from inspiring English sources

Soft tissue removal is a common challenge in rhinologic surgery, owing to the propensity for bleeding from tissues such as adenoids, polyps, and tumors.

Plant cybrids can be made between relatively distantly related plants [ 23- 27] and almost invariably contain recombinant mitochondrial genomes owing to the propensity of mitochondria to fuse with one another [ 28, 29].

The heart also presents a unique challenge compared to other organs owing to the propensity of cardiac myocytes to synthesize DNA during S-phase without completing either mitosis and/or cytokinesis (Fig 1).

At high concentrations of grafted PVDF compatibilization was observed even in simple mixtures with Nylon 6, owing to the greater propensity of interfacial amidation reactions during mixing.

On "Good Morning America," Schwartz told host George Stephanopoulos that "The Art of the Deal" very likely contained "falsehoods" owing to the fact that Trump, in his opinion, has a strong propensity to exaggerate and lie.

Reported success rates described in the literature may differ owing to the limited duration of follow-up, difference in the definition of a successful outcome, and the propensity for publication bias of successfully treated case reports.

Turnout was low, owing to the snow.

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In addition, a sizable subset of medulloblastoma patients will effectively remain incurable, owing to medulloblastoma's propensity to disseminate in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) spaces, including the ventricles, intracranial subarachnoid space, and spinal subarachnoid space [ 5, 6].

Granted, Alan Sugar has been dumped, perhaps owing to his notorious propensity to drop a bollock every five minutes.