Sentence examples for alteration because the from inspiring English sources

The diffusion coefficient in unaltered basalts decreases during the alteration, because the mineral volume increase reduces the diameter of the pores.

For the water-oil-rock interactions, the electrostatic interactions play a profound role in the wettability alteration, because the chemical agents can adsorb onto the rock surfaces and subsequently change the surface charges.

Devlin preferred the alteration because the viewer now witnesses Russell ultimately making the decision to sacrifice his life, and seeing the biplane keeping pace and flying amongst F/A-18s was "just not believable".

Anolis lizards provide an exceptional opportunity to investigate the evolutionary impacts of anthropogenic habitat alteration because of the well-documented association between morphology and habitat use in this group (Williams 1983; Losos 1990; Losos et al. 1994, 2001; Langerhans et al. 2006).

But that image has long needed some alteration because in the dwindling world of rooftop fliers, as they are known, the men are as likely to be working-class blacks or Hispanics.

The protective materials therefore do not have to undergo chemical alteration because of the high working temperature.

However, the atomic structures of defects, interfaces, and surfaces are all preferentially affected by beam-induced object alterations because the binding energies of relevant atoms are significantly lowered compared to those of bulk lattice sites in crystalline solids.

Five variants were not tested for effects on splice site alterations because the variations mapped to the first or last exon of the gene.

Unfortunately, we were unable to correlate the Symptom Inventory data with genetic alterations because the collection of blood and tissue samples from patients was not performed in this observational study based on clinical data.

The second shows that this signal is necessary for this alteration because inactivation of the corollary reduces the compensation by frontal-cortex neurons.

In the early 1980s, the architect David Gura oversaw a radical conversion of the Pythian Temple into apartments, a devilishly complicated alteration because of large beams, the windowless facade, and double-height lodge and other rooms.