Sentence examples for Because of proliferation from inspiring English sources

Because of proliferation fears, the United States, in the 1970's, banned the recovery of plutonium from civilian reactor fuel, called reprocessing.

Then President Carter banned the technology because of proliferation concerns.

Natanz is Iran's largest nuclear facility; it began operating in 2007 in violation of U.N. efforts to stop the country's uranium-enrichment program because of proliferation concerns.

These neoplasms contain increased numbers of blood vessels relative to normal brain tissue, and the vessel walls are variably thickened because of proliferation of their cellular constituents (5).

In Experiment 1, the mixture of transduced and nontransduced cells exhibited downregulation, peaking at 4 days after infection, but then progressively climbed higher through 10 days, presumably because of proliferation of nontransduced cells.

Indeed, the number of WT cells declined rapidly from days 1 to 3. It is unlikely that the higher number of p65+/− cells was because of proliferation, as staining for Ki-67 indicated no difference between groups.

Even if the candidates wanted to lie low, strategists on both sides said, they could not because of the proliferation of coverage on the Internet and on cable television.

The absence of serum was beneficial for subsequent experiments evaluating migration and invasion, because contributions of proliferation to the results observed were essentially eliminated by this proceedure.

Because of the proliferation of writing on the Internet, what reaches his desk at Harper is much more diverse than it used to be.

Because of the proliferation of gangs during the country's drug war, the costs of crime decreased as criminal knowledge and skills diffused throughout the broader population.

Because of the proliferation of television options for European soccer fans, he and Ash watch most Spurs games.