Sentence examples for because contrasts from inspiring English sources

Brown is advantageous for golfers because contrasts are sharper, making the white ball stand out.

At any position, apart from the reference allele, we need to know which of the other three bases are pathogenic, because contrasts of their allele frequencies in different populations and/or relative to the ancestral state can help to elicit the direction of natural selection and shed light on the genetic basis of health disparities34,35,36.

It's also a good choice for people who have cataract surgery when they are relatively young, because contrast vision is likely to diminish with age.

Moreover, as anyone who has ever found Waldo in "Where's Waldo?" can attest, stripes camouflage you in a crowd by breaking up surfaces, yet single you out because contrast draws the eye.

Because Contrast does both vulnerability detection and attack blocking, it achieves prevention, detection, and response.

Employed full-time is of employed aNot applicable because contrast group includes respondents not employed bNot applicable because includes respondents not employed.

After open biopsy for a small intestinal tumor (Fig. 1a) on day 1, oliguria and reduced systolic blood pressure were observed on day 2. Gastrointestinal perforation was suspected because contrast-enhanced computed tomography revealed free air (Fig. 1b).

This database is particularly of our interest because contrast is directly related to change in luminance [40], which is related to lightness [7, 8]. Figure 6 Pedersen database [41].

Furthermore, measurements of CT numbers in coronary plaques should be made with caution, because contrast enhancement within the vessel lumen considerably affects attenuation measurements of the plaques in the adjacent vessel wall [24].

Perfusion MRI holds great promise because contrast uptake correlates with the neoangiogenesis of certain tumors [ 35].

Vessels can be detected without the use of any exogenous contrast agents because contrast is derived from circulating red blood cells.