Sentence examples for resources owing to from inspiring English sources

Increased contamination of our limited water resources owing to the widespread dispersion of various industrial dyes, heavy metal ions, and other aromatic pollutants are endangering our planet [18].

Nevertheless, these schemes waste limited frequency resources owing to their static allocation and lack of following QoS requirements, network loading conditions, and service priority of users.

Elderly patients with isolated pubic ramus fractures utilize substantial healthcare resources owing to the length of hospital and rehabilitation unit stay.

Developing on Android also typically requires more resources owing to high levels of ecosystem diversity on both the OS and devices side resulting in a greater number of OS versions and screen sizes to support.

Most of the existing clustering schemes did not consider spectrum-aware clustering [33, 34], which results in the formation of unstable clusters and the wastage of network resources owing to frequent reclustering/restructuring.

Insectivorous bats can use such isolated resources owing to the high mobility of most species, but little is known of the relationship between bats and tree density, or of the impact of incremental loss of trees in the landscape.

10 As such, PMO places a significant burden on health care resources, particularly owing to the increased risk of fractures.

Such threats may be due to malicious insider actions (unscrupulous cloud employees or an ill-intentioned tenants co-located on the same physical resource); or owing to the CSC being unable to obtain his data as a result of a termination of the CSP activities.

It is for this reason that the drug is not more widely available [9] since G6PD testing of cases is impractical in most low-resource settings owing to lack of funds, equipment and/or expertise.

Streptomyces is a famous prokaryotic gram-positive mycelial soil bacteria and has become one of the most important microbial resources these years, owing to the ability to produce many kinds of natural products, especially antibiotics (Demain and Sanchez 2009; Watve et al. 2001).

Preference is perhaps less of a challenge in trauma surgery compared with elective surgery, as time frames to surgery are reduced, and the access by individuals to resources are restricted owing to illness, confinement to hospital and the unplanned nature of care.