Sentence examples for owing to the weakness of from inspiring English sources

The measured spectra exhibit fluctuation noise, mainly owing to the weakness of the CL signal of a single GaN nanorod because of the small interaction volume between the electron beam and the individual GaN nanorod.

During the last weeks of the war Superfortresses were able to operate with near impunity owing to the weakness of the Japanese air defenses; LeMay later claimed that during this period "it was safer to fly a combat mission over Japan than it was to fly a B-29 training mission back in the United States".

But humanitarian workers are likely to be cautious owing to the weakness of the government as well as the insurgents' brutally effective track record.

Owing to the weakness of C g, the effect of d on resonance wavelength λ r may be extremely slight, which matches the simulated results shown in Fig. 4d quite well.

Owing to the weakness of the phylogenetic signal, reciprocal monophyly of the two species could not be assessed.

Much of the problem, it is said, was that Pixar, on a hot streak of films, made a surely impossible demand: that to get a new deal, Disney had to forgo hundreds of millions of dollars due on movies covered by the current one.Disney now has a far stronger negotiating position says Lawrence Haverty, a fund manager for Gabelli Global Multimedia Trust, owing to the current weakness of the DVD market.

However, owing to the nature of the exercise, the weakness in the exercising musculature may be accentuated.

They were unable to demonstrate significant effectiveness of perianal injection of bulking agents owing to the limited number of identified trials together with methodological weaknesses.

Besides attacks, persons with malaria commonly have anemia (owing to the destruction of red blood cells by the parasites), enlargement of the spleen (the organ responsible for ridding the body of degenerate red blood cells), and general weakness and debility.

"This is owing to the influence of Wittgenstein.

This is, of course, owing to the rise of academies.