Sentence examples for because it is recognized from inspiring English sources

The Yangtze River is influenced by the warm, wet climate of the East Asian monsoon and because it is recognized that warmth and moisture are important for accelerating rates of mineral alteration (e.g., West et al. 2005; White and Blum 1995).

It wasn't a state, he said, because it "is recognized by no government, nor the people it subjugates".

(From 1965-2006, smoking in America has gone from 42.0 - 20.8percentt.) If we create a culture that prizes truth-telling... because it is recognized as an essential ingredient in building a better future for us all... then we will have changed the game... changed the nature of our civic dialogue.

In the present study, we used aspirin as positive anti-inflammatory compound because it is recognized as antipyretic analgesics.

Women with previous preeclampsia that required delivery at <34 weeks' gestation are of particular concern because it is recognized that they are at greater risk of recurrent disease and worse fetal outcome.

In contrast, it was suggested that HLA B27 itself also could act as an autoantigen, because it is recognized by the T-cell receptors on CD4+ T cells [ 26] or by its presentation by HLA class II molecules.

"But I would hope that the locomotive stops, because it's recognized that we are making progress in these negotiations to achieve the very objective that is behind this legislation.

Arafat's management was an integral element of the dynamism of the Palestinian national movement, and the transition from Arafat to Abbas passed smoothly because it was recognized as a continuation of the founding days of the national movement.

Also, the 60 kDa fraction may be considered a good marker for acute toxoplasmosis infection because it was recognized frequently by IgG antibodies of low avidity, mainly in colostrum samples, including from mothers whose neonates presented vertical infection.

While these interviewees acknowledged that there were deliberate efforts to involve academics and other sorts of researchers in the process because it was recognized that "there needed to be more evidence", evidence was only one of many factors considered in strategy deliberations alongside politics, ideology and values.

This included cognition, because it is increasingly being recognized as a major source of morbidity for patients, even though they have physically recovered well.