Sentence examples for because integrated from inspiring English sources

This may be because integrated approaches lead to student perceptions of instruction being more relevant, active, challenging, meaningful, and competency-supportive, all perceptions related to greater student engagement (Shernoff 2013).

The observation is not entirely novel because integrated pararetrovirus sequences have been reported previously in other plant genomes (petunia and rice) as duly cited in this manuscript.

As reported previously [ 4], the duration of the postprandial period was selected as 9 00 22 00, because integrated gastric acidity over this period gave the optimal correlation with meal-stimulated gastric acid secretion.

OpenTable is being cautious with its release of mobile payments, because integrating technology into dining can be difficult.

By contrast, Mr. Collins continued, "Carrefour does not have a strong grasp on consumers outside of their main markets of France and Spain" -- in part because integrating Promodes "has taken a lot of management's attention".

It may be that the Pringles deal would have allowed Diamond Foods to straighten out its accounting for the payments because integrating the two businesses would have resulted in a number of one-time expenses that could have been used to cover the improperly accounted supplier payments in 2010 and 2011.

The "tech" in legal tech can finally be exciting because integrating all these services is a challenge.

E-Ink Chief Executive Russ Wilcox told Forbes that the acquisition won't affect e-reader prices in the short term because integrating the two companies will take time.

Yet if uses can't capture the value of all of these projects because integrating them is so hard, then the community has to look at how it can approach this challenge.

The use of renewable energy for distributed generation (DG) is important worldwide not only because it increases profits but also because integrating it into utility systems ensures power supply at points of consumption even when a DG system is disconnected from the main system.

This is because integrating a nonhomogenous Poisson process results in a Poisson distribution which has a mean equal to the mean concentration in the discharge.