Sentence examples for section owing from inspiring English sources

Using reasoning similar to the previous section, owing to the one-way property of, this has computational complexity and is infeasible for.

The composition of Mn-rock varnish cannot be unambiguously determined in cross section owing to the size of the particles (10 s of nm) and the x-ray interaction volume produced by the electron beam (100 s of nm) at low energy.

One infant was delivered by caesarean section owing to umbilical-cord prolapse in the hospital where an FMU was co-located.

The likelihood of a caesarean section was strongly associated with maternal characteristics and clinical risk factors, and NHS trusts were estimated to have a range of rates of caesarean section owing to differences in their patient populations.

As explained in the Methods section, owing to the lack of information on 168 households, 1413 sample units (residences of the subjects of the study) were georeferenced, and not 1581.

For the ursodeoxycholic acid comparison, censoring was at delivery (if after 37 weeks) for pregnancies randomised to the early term delivery arm of the other trial and undergoing induction of labour or caesarean section owing to trial allocation (rather than maternal or fetal compromise or the request of the mother or obstetrician); and otherwise at 40 weeks.

They did, in fact, license the sample but ABKCO, which owned the rights to the record, claimed the Verve had used "too much" of it and won, in an out-of-court settlement, 100% of the publishing as well as a songwriting credit for Jagger/Richards, even though the sampled section owes nothing to the Stones' own recording.

(This section owes much to the work of John MacFarlane, and his thesis What Does it Mean to Say that Logic is Formal?

Low track densities are difficult to measure in microtome thin sections owing to the chatter and disruption that results from the cutting process.

And the main subject of later Greek geometry, the theory of conic sections, owed its general importance, and perhaps also its origin, to its application to optics and astronomy.

As in Section 4, owing to the quantized nature of the rankings, Spearman correlation is used to determine whether a monotonic relationship exists between extracted speech features and depression-rating scores.