Sentence examples for because a great proportion from inspiring English sources

Because a great proportion of Asian limestone karsts remain unexplored or underexplored, it is fully expected that additional new species of Paraboea will be unearthed given that further field investigations and herbarium work are conducted (Puglisi et al. 2015).

Household consumption is equally considered because a great proportion of household income is spent on consumption in developing countries and it in turn reflects the level of domestic demand which has a multiplier effect on industry value added and thus economic growth.

Lineages with multiple-X chromosome systems may be especially strongly affected by these evolutionary regimes because a great proportion of their total genome is captured in the sex chromosomes.

Moreover, anthelmintic resistance in P. equorum has been considered to be improbable because a great proportion of the parasite population, the long-living eggs in the environment, are in so called refugia, that is they are not exposed to the drug and thus are not selected for resistance.

This is because a greater proportion of non-EU migrants arrive under family reunion provisions and tend to be older, less educated and do not contribute, or contribute less, to the economy.

Two of the poll's principals acknowledged today that because a greater proportion of Jersey City residents have unlisted numbers than in many other parts of the state, the poll could understate support for Mr. Schundler in his political base.

Theatres make a loss from putting on relaxed shows because a greater proportion of tickets are concessions, plus they leave the auditorium at least a quarter empty to give groups their own space.

But in poorer areas the impact of increased costs in goods that attract higher tariffs such as meat and dairy products would be greatest because a greater proportion of household income would go on weekly shopping bills and transport, for example.

However, because a greater proportion of participants had follow-up titers of 40 or greater by HI than by VM, 71% (32/45) had an 8-fold or greater increase in titers by HI compared with only 57% (25/44) by VM.

This age difference is consistent with more extensive infection spread in Haiti relative to the DR, both because a greater proportion of the population was susceptible to infection, and also because a broader age range of infected people is likely to correspond to a broader range in contact patterns between infected and susceptible individuals.

By including them we could have introduced a bias because a greater proportion of prevalent HPV infections represent persistent infections compared to incident infections.