Sentence examples for owing to the same from inspiring English sources

When the ants with stilts or stumps later walked from the home site to the feeder, they accurately assessed the return distance home, owing to the same stride length in the outbound and home-bound trip.

When the ants with modified legs later walked from the home site to the feeder, they accurately assessed the return distance home, owing to the same stride length in the outbound and home-bound trips.

Similarly, owing to the same reason, the carrier mobilities of 2D arsenene and antimonene nanosheets are only 0.5 1.2 ×103 cm2/Vs, which are much lower than the phosphorene value.

In the present method, we derive the SIFs of exterior Helmholtz equation by means of the SIFs of exterior Laplace equation owing to the same order of singularities between the Laplace and Helmholtz fundamental solutions.

Since it is difficult and often impossible to carry out experiments and since the uncontrolled phenomena economists observe are difficult to interpret (owing to the same causal complexity that bothered Mill), it is hard to judge whether a particular theory is a good basis for predictions or not.

However, owing to the same problems which plagued the release of the album (namely, Taylor's inability to promote it due to his hospitalization for drug addiction), the single's original release reached only No. 118 on US pop charts and failed to chart in the UK.

Of course the money is still owed to the same rich people.

The Collective, according to group member Ann Larson, is a form of "debtors union", a membership organization that allows debtors to find others who owe to the same lender and to take collective action around their debt.

Critics note that even as lawmakers seek to expand pension benefits for public employees, they are close to approving a controversial bill that would allow financially troubled local governments to borrow from the state's pension fund to cover payments they owe to the same fund.

Such an ongoing situation in the country is probably owed to the same main causes reported in developing/poor countries: undernutrition, blood/intestinal parasitoses, urinary tract and systemic chronic infections and absence of iron supplementation [ 9, 12, 13].

However, as discussed above, owing to the use of the same standard technologies, the integration and the reuse of the same resources and the definition of mappings with external resources, these systems currently have the potential for a seamless integration.