Sentence examples for was probably owing from inspiring English sources

In Ælfwald's time, this was probably owing to a number of factors, including the settled nature of East Anglian ecclesiastical affairs and the prosperity brought through Rhineland commerce with the East Anglian port of Gipeswic (modern Ipswich).

The lack of association was probably owing to the fact that our subjects were generally well nourished.

However, no differences in radiographic progression were seen, which was probably owing to early initiation of intensive treatment, resulting in less joint destruction and thus less radiological progression.

The authors concluded that this was probably owing to an unanticipated rise in blood pressure, but three findings challenged this interpretation.

As no differences were seen in bacterial colonisation and CD protein expression, but significance was obtained in growth delay between 'responders' and 'non-responders', we reasoned that the observed difference was probably owing to either the presence of an inhibitory factor in the tumours of the 'non-responders', or to the lack of factors needed for CD enzyme activity.

An administrative law judge mediating talks between the State of California and energy companies said today that the state was probably owed "hundreds of millions of dollars" in refunds, much less than the $8.9 billion it wants.

"The Matchmaker," which garnered several awards in Israel (where it was titled "Once I Was"), probably owes part of its success to the director's knack for sketching characters' personal rationales and considerable emotional burdens without letting any one of them commandeer the film's tone.

No B 1s peak was observed for this sample, which is probably owing to the difficulty of B C bonding formation in graphene film at the present condition.

The continuous release of lidocaine from the gel was observed for more than three days, without remarkable initial burst, which is probably owing to the stable entrapment of lidocaine in the PIC core of the gel.

Such a decrease is probably owing to changes in chain conformation due to the confinement of CP between adjacent silica nanoparticles, as well as probable interactions of CP with the surface of O300.

The results indicate that higher calcination temperatures have an effect on increasing the interaction between the oxides present in the catalysts; this is probably owing to the formation of periclase Al2O3 and/or NiAl2O4 phase [49].