The phrase "approaches because this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is trying to explain a reason for a certain approach, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The project approaches because this method has proven effective in similar situations."
Alternatives: "methods due to this" or "strategies since this".
For the Skill Teaching domain, LRTDP dominates all the other approaches because this domain is sparse and most of the model reduction is due to the reachability analysis.
In cases where synthesis is difficult, the compounds may be produced in larger quantities in yeast, using metabolic engineering approaches, because this is how they originated.
Recently, a comparative clinical trial comparing the Magalon and the Coleman techniques revealed that microharvesting may be more suitable for tissue engineering and regenerative approaches because this technique results in ASCs with greater viability and migration potential [ 36].
I love this approach because, frankly, I'm no Thomas Keller.
To achieve parsimony, the model used the latent-variable approach (because this parsimoniously simulates rainfall occurrences as well as amounts) and several other assumptions (including contemporaneous and separable spatiotemporal covariance structures).
Your reentry will have a different rhythm than your initial approach, because this time you have to balance your career with the needs of a family.
We deliberately chose a single-exposure approach because this method has several advantages compared with the multiple-exposure approach.
We adopted this approach because this is the preferred and more stringent method based on a whole-brain analysis.
We evaluated whether the authors applied a Bayesian approach, because this affects the reporting of results such as treatment rankings.
The ACL-injured knee may constitute a suitable model for this approach, because this peripheral musculoskeletal injury may also be regarded as a neurophysiological dysfunction [ 27, 28].
We chose an individual-based approach because this allows us to include spatial and social heterogeneities - important factors for understanding patterns of disease - easily.
