Sentence examples for quality owing to from inspiring English sources

Rolling is a very rapid way to produce glass, but the glass produced is not high in surface quality owing to its contact with the metal rollers.

Quality of groundwater is equally important to its quality owing to the suitability of water for various purposes (Subramani et al. 2005).

Although capable of avoiding the inverse transform process to save computations, frequency transcoding degrades video quality owing to the drift problem.

Concrete cast at low temperatures can have an adverse effect on the concrete quality owing to both a delay in the hydration reaction of the concrete and the occurrence of early frost damage.

Even though lean fish are traditionally used for fish processing with a consistent high quality owing to their negligible lipid contents and heme pigments, lipid oxidation still takes place in lean fish and their products.

However, the fuzzy indicator is recommended as a more practical indicator for assessing groundwater quality owing to the introduction of membership degree and weight of each factor to the models.

"The thing that moves me most is the authenticity and the sincerity and the veracity of the voice," he said, "a tonal quality owing less to Broadway and far more to the Argentine singing and folk and tango tradition that she has by birth".

Pottery was as skilled as any found elsewhere, although by the period under examination something of a paralysis had set in; certainly, many of the designs have a static quality, doubtless owing to the extensive use of molds.

Excessive phosphate in water can cause severe water quality problems owing to its somatotrophic effect on microorganisms.

The presence of ferro-nanofluid increased resistance, yielding to the decrement of the quality factor, owing to the phase lag between the external magnetic field and the magnetization of the material.

The quality of the included studies was, in general, good as is shown in table 2. (Note that the meeting abstracts were not quality assessed, owing to the lack of details reported on the methods).