Sentence examples for because increased number of from inspiring English sources
This is to be expected because increased number of material properties also created more elements that have lower density and modulus values in the model.
It is difficult to assess the impact this may have had on our prevalence estimates because increased number of partners is often associated with increased prevalence [ 2, 38] and higher education levels tend to be associated with reduced prevalence.
Because increasing number of subcarrier also increase the number of pilot tones in MIMO-OFDM systems.
Increasing design and assembly complexity are challenges facing the automotive industry today because increasing number of car variants and build options can result in immense difficulties and lead to costly assembly errors and quality losses.
An increase of resistance rates to antimicrobial agents is however expected because increasing number of patients treated and increasing consumption of antibiotics, in particular macrolides, was observed in recent years [ 13].
A 2002 report by the Department of Health and Human Services said the shortage would become worse because "increasing numbers of nurses are retiring, while too few others are entering the profession".
The deficit has emerged because increasing numbers of people have become aware of a loophole that allows people not to pay the licence fee if they only watch catch-up television.
A survey released suggests that small businesses may not be able to ignore online advertising for long, because increasing numbers of potential customers are looking for them on the Internet.
Despite a ban on the testing of cosmetics and household products on animals, the number of experiments performed in Britain rose by almost 40% between 2000 and 2010 to 3.7m, mainly because increasing numbers of genetically modified rodents were used.
Home care has become increasingly necessary in the 21st century as numbers of disabled and aging individuals have grown, because increasing numbers of people in need of care have transitioned out of institutions and into communities and efforts have been made to decrease the length of hospital stays.
