Sentence examples for preference owing to from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of millions of women would prefer to have smaller families, but are unable to exercise this preference owing to a culture of repression.

We expected that most participants would show these preferences, owing to the relatively greater magnitude of the taller bars, which extended upward from just below the fixation point, and the relatively greater contrast of the darker bars, which appeared on a white background.

This preference was owing to their realization that in-facility deliveries carried more financial incentives than home-based skilled-birth attendance.

A study undertaken jointly by the World Bank and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNCTADD) suggests that UR liberalization would produce only minor gains for Egypt, as gains from MFN tariff reduction will be almost offset by losses owing to preference erosion (Kheir El Din, 2000).

Denny Neagle has worn No. 15 most of his career, owing to his preference for low numbers.

We assume that not all patients go to the private hospital owing to consumer preference or geographical proximity and that a public hospital treats both types of patients.

Otherwise, the MNP agglomeration occurs owing to the preference of (M M) interaction and renovation of destructed (K X) bonds (the left-shifted equilibrium).

Nextera gave increased coverage for sequences with higher GC content, owing to the preference of the transposon technology used [ 20].

Cells tend to attach to the surface with higher wettability, likely owing to the preference of fibronectin to the hydrophilic surface [ 20].

All habitats (e.g., pools, runs, and riffles) were sampled to reduce any bias in catch that could arise owing to habitat preference.

The logarithm of all pharmacokinetic parameters and continuous covariates was used in preference to the untransformed variables owing to the skewed nature of the data.