Sentence examples for a direct reason of from inspiring English sources

Nick Levine from Digital Spy believed that lines like "I wanna take a ride on your disco stick" was a direct reason of Gaga's commercial success.

The existence of cancer stem cells (CSCs) is considered as a direct reason for the failure of clinic treatment in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

Poor health may be a direct reason for nondrinking, for example, because of medication that has to be taken due to having an illness (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 2007), or interaction with the health condition which discourages the use of alcohol.

The existence of hepatic cancer stem cells (HCSCs) has been considered as the direct reason of clinical tumour relapse and therapeutic failure [ 1].

However, our data suggests that increased dependency on glucose is not direct reason of growth retardation and constitutive apoptosis as shown in BRAT1 knockdown cells.

The incorporation of FG resulted in an increase in amount of γ-phase of nylon12 which could be the direct reason for the increase of toughness.

The results indicate that membrane degradation, which correlates with electrode degradation, is the most direct reason for the failure of the whole cell/stack during OCV operation, especially for cells with thinner membranes.

Whether this difference in cis-element frequency is the direct reason for induced expression of P-responsive miRNA under P stress in soybean is, potentially a worthwhile and enlightening project.

Lipid peroxidation may or may not be the direct reason for the impairment of erythrocyte deformability, because the membrane protein components, the major determinants for RBC mechanical properties, are independent upon lipid peroxidation.

Even though parity could have been an important factor leading to POP, it may not have been the direct reason for relatively recent experience of poor QOL.

Since the asphaltene and resin are the high-molecular weight components, they might be the direct reason for the high viscosity of the heavy oil.