Sentence examples for because it is adjacent from inspiring English sources
In addition, where a vowel is nasalized because it is adjacent to a nasal consonant, it often retains its nasalization in related forms where the consonant is no longer nasal.
The site is also designated as a growth area under the plan because it is adjacent to an interstate highway.
The study said the Pilgrim site was the best one on Long Island for an rail-truck freight yard because it is adjacent to the Long Island Expressway and right off the main line of the Long Island Rail Road.
The L-shaped Egyptian Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı)—so called because it is adjacent to the Yeni Valide Mosque complex, the construction of which was financed by taxes from Cairo was once a dedicated spice market.
Several advertising agency executives have selected "Bette," a comedy series starring Bette Midler, as the show most likely to break through as a real hit (as opposed to one that makes it only because it is adjacent to another hit, like "Suddenly Susan" and "Stark Raving Mad" -- lackluster comedies that in seasons past gained audiences from their positions in NBC's Thursday night lineup).
The position of the fetus within the uterus results in a certain degree of thoracolumbar kyphosis that displaces the spinal cord anteriorly in the thoracic spine, making it difficult to see because it is adjacent to the vertebral bodies (Fig. 1c).
However, some believe the concepts are invalid, insignificant or implausible as it relates to outcomes, especially for spinal conditions like lower back pain because it is not adjacent to the upper cervical region.
Thus, expression of dSir2 at high levels may induce dnaJ-H as part of a cellular stress response, not because it is located adjacent to dSir2, as was suggested in a previous report [ 12].
The predicted binding pocket of CoA is interesting for drug design purposes, because it is located adjacent to the well-explored Bax-BH3 binding pocket (Ku et al., 2011); therefore, it may provide an alternative target site with possible synergetic effects.
By comparison of RANK p(g) and RANK' p(g) for each prioritized genes, and if RANK p(g)/RANK' p(g) > 1, we conclude that gene g is in association with the node p because it is close to the adjacent nodes in set, and these genes are marked as the most credible predicted results.
However, the extension did not share the same success as the original channel because it was constructed adjacent to the Salmon River, which is supplied by glacial meltwater.
