Sentence examples for because different groups of from inspiring English sources
However, this classification based on biogenesis can cause confusion, because small microvesicles that arise from evagination of plasma membranes are also called exosomes in some cases, and because different groups of EVs cannot be completely discriminated during isolation [5, 16].
Because different groups of people encounter different diseases the European settlers had high exposure to smallpox, measles, and influenza thanks to close contact with livestock they develop different antibodies.
Also, the simultaneous instrumental determination of more than 200 compounds that have been identified in livestock odors is difficult because different groups of compounds require different types of columns for efficient separation as well as different operating parameters and detectors.
Because different groups of health care personnel have different skills and roles, overall understanding and communicative skills in pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics are essential to avoid the risk of incorrect use of medicines [ 4].
Also, as we note in the text, direct comparison with other GSK-3 studies is not straightforward because different groups have used different substrate sequences, most of which are processive (i.e., multiple phosphorylations at successive n-4 sites).
But this method can not truly identify effective schools because it compares different groups of students.
Glen doesn't see the world like other people because he understands different groups of people that aren't the sharpest crayons in the box, or aren't the coolest people in the world.
Because of wide availability of different groups of antibiotics, which were cheaper and easier in production, the trials of application of lysostaphin were stopped for over two decades until the late 1990s.
Because nominal median prices compare completely different groups of homes (all those sold in August, 2005, say, and all those sold in August, 2006), they can overstate how much prices go up during booms and understate how much they go down during busts.
This slight change indicates a continuous solid solution instead of a two-phase mixture, because in case of a mixture, different groups of peaks of each phase would be present, and the intensity of those peaks would be the separate function of each phase's fraction in the mixture [4].
