Sentence examples for successfully owing from inspiring English sources
The enforcement provisions of the United Nations Charter, which entail the application of military and economic sanctions, have never been applied successfully, owing to political disagreement among the major powers.
Unix has played a major role in developing system administration technologies and has bridged the gap between large systems and personal computing successfully, owing to its openness and great flexibility.
In this study, NIR irradiation-controlled drug delivery is achieved successfully owing to the synergistic effects of PPy, mSiO2 and GQDs, which opens a new window for the construction of smart drug delivery systems.
Three patients were not transferred successfully, owing to serious AEs (airway obstruction, accidental extubation, and a low SpO2 of 60%%, respectively).
9 10 Role theory argues that inter-role conflicts experienced by individuals will result in an undesirable state, if it becomes difficult to fulfil each role successfully owing to conflicting demands on time and behaviour among roles.
Several studies suggest that the components of information are often not successfully communicated owing to poor disclosure on the part of the physician or a lack of patient understanding [2] [5].
Yet a rough mutant of E. coli could be successfully labelled, apparently owing to the lack of branched O-antigen components of the lipopolysaccharide on the cell surface, which prevent the Zn-DPA/QD complex from binding to its lipid A target deeper in the membrane.
In our preliminary research, an in situ fabrication of the lithium polymer cell starting from Li/1 M LiTFSI in DOL + DME (2 1 by weight)/LiCoO2 cell is successfully achieved owing to the electro-polymerization of DOL solvent.
The target sequences where primer pairs could not be successfully designed owing to potential mis-priming are highlighted.
The current, voltage and power data generated by the photovoltaic (PV) panels are successfully monitored over transmission lines owing to the developed system.
Nitrogen-doped carbon coating layer on porous Si surface successfully suppress the pulverization of CN@P-Si electrode owing to its shielding capability.
