Sentence examples for because a large fraction from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this reflection is not complete, because a large fraction of DNA (about 90 percent in many organisms) does not code for proteins.

Intuitively, because a large fraction of GDP goes to a small fraction of high-income households today, higher GDP growth does not substantially increase the number of children who earn more than their parents.

The observed heat of deflagration is less than 1% of the calculated value, because a large fraction of the heated sample was sputtered from the heater and most of the heat was lost to the surrounding.

Because a large fraction of UFP and other vehicle related pollutants typically penetrate into indoor environments, and nocturnal surface inversions are widespread across the globe, our findings have significant implications for more extensive human exposures to vehicle-related pollutants than previously indicated based on daytime measurements of roadway plumes.

The temperature of the hot electron component in the holes (channels) is much smaller than that in the ionosheath flow because a large fraction of the latter thermal energy density may be replaced by the magnetic energy density of the (∼30 nT) magnetic field that accumulates within the channels and that is measured within the holes.

This may be because a large fraction of the genome is repetitive sequences and extensive heterochromatic silencing processes require different SUVH functions.

The in- and out-degrees are strikingly symmetric, mostly because of a large fraction of reciprocal links.

This is because such a large fraction of the world has ancestry in more than one continent.

Many biologists have replaced the term "race" with "continental ancestry". This is because such a large fraction of the world has ancestry in more than one continent.

The presence of a significant fraction of unlabelled PTB in the extract was an advantage, because it allowed a large fraction of the complexes to form with only one GFP-PTB molecule, which can be identified readily.

To avoid bias, data from England, Scotland and Wales were not used in calculating the European mean survival, because they constituted a large fraction of the total data for Europe.