Sentence examples for because concentrates from inspiring English sources

This style of reasoning has the name 'mesoscopic' [ 8] because concentrates on the between elements relation structure that is considered as the channel along which the microscopic and macroscopic views are related.

In addition, clumpiness may indirectly elevate invertase expression: because secreted invertase expression peaks at roughly 0.5 mM external glucose (Koschwanez et al., 2011), clumps may increase invertase expression because concentrating the cells in space collectively raises the local glucose concentration.

"But it's a difficult business, because concentrating is difficult".

However, increasing animal production by feeding more concentrate was less efficient and increased environmental impacts compared to increasing grass production, because concentrate required significantly more resources than pasture to produce and generated more emissions.

Thus, farmers with large herds of cattle preferred to rely mostly on natural pasture by adopting transhumance (p < 0.05) because concentrated livestock feed is expensive in Burkina Faso (Table 5).

I was actually glad for it, because concentrating on making it go back down took my mind off the LSD-freakout levels of anxiety I was undergoing.

This can present problems, partly because it concentrates risk on the leveraged parties, partly because of the possibility of forced deleveraging.

Again, you can get away with under-ripe fruit here, because roasting concentrates the flavour.

Brewers must use five to seven times more fresh hops than dried because drying concentrates flavors.

Her duet has the pungency of a well-written short story, largely because it concentrates on a single crisis, the pain of parting.

It lost $2 billion last year and suffered more than almost any other airline after the Sept. 11 attacks because it concentrates its flights on the East Coast.