Sentence examples for because it often achieves from inspiring English sources
Terrorism -- from the Latin root meaning "to cause to tremble" -- persists from century to century because it often achieves its goal: It terrorizes.
Hygiene and sanitation work can be a challenge and take years to achieve because it often requires that individuals and societies change long-held beliefs and customs.
Conditional Random Fields (CRFs) are probabilistic graphical models widely used for sequence labeling problems in general and NER in particular because they often achieve high performance [ 4, 10, 22].
This streamlines the synthesis and increases the efficiency considerably, because pre-functionalization (often achieved within multi-step sequences) of substrate(s) is no longer required.
Because it is often difficult to achieve an adequate pretreatment goal with clopidogrel in clinical practice, more rapid achievement of platelet P2Y12 inhibition may improve patient outcomes.
That said, these modules may not necessarily involve the same genes because it is often possible to achieve the same result using different components.
It is a feat not often achieved.
It also violates equity standards because access to curative services is often achieved preferentially by those with greater social privilege [ 9].
"One of the most anticipated announcements at our house every year was the winner of the Mobil Economy Run, and Rambler often won because it achieved 30 miles a gallon or more — not bad even by today's standards," Mr. Romney wrote in his book, "No Apology".
This is a particularly interesting metric because it's often predictive of future growth, given that companies that achieve large exits tend to be the best breeding grounds for the next generation of entrepreneurs and startup executives.
And closing nights often achieve their own form of transcendence, not only because it is the actors' last shot at getting it right, but because everyone is performing in the knowledge that months of hard work are about to pass into memory.
