Sentence examples for owing to the relevance from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, owing to the relevance of sociodemographic variables in functional capacity assessment, we recommend considering their distribution when making comparisons with results from studies conducted in different urban contexts.

Owing to the relevance for the chemistry community, the overview and results for this task will be presented in a separate publication published in the Journal of Chemoinformatics.

In order to minimize the confounding effects of intraspecific size variation (as with sexually dimorphic taxa), we focused on non-dimorphic species, with the exceptions of Tenrec and Didelphis owing to the obvious relevance of the former as an afrotherian, and owing to the accessibility of growth series for both taxa.

This study is considered to be of relevance, owing to the insufficient epidemiological studies in patients with chronic pain and of the associated costs (economic analyses).

This finding might stem from an unbalanced distribution of aged males in the two sites sampled (see discussion), and seems to be of low relevance owing to the small sample size of males as compared with that of females.

Further, HSP27 expression may rise in many stress related conditions; even so, its novel relevance to bone physiology can be deduced from our study owing to the strict selection criteria of cases and controls.

However, owing to the small number of positive samples and because of the inclusion of only nonrandomised patients of the EuroEwing 99 protocol, the relevance of these findings with regard to current clinical practice needs to be interpreted with caution.

Turnout was low, owing to the snow.

owing to the prolonged CPB and ischaemic time.

This was expected owing to the pathological conditions [ 13– 15].

However, owing to the survey set-up this was impossible.