Sentence examples for because it provides clear from inspiring English sources

The strong prime minister model has been admired because it provides clear and decisive political leadership.

Unlike other methods, layout solution produced by the suggested method is favorable to practical problems because it provides clear information about the location, orientation and dimensions of each cooling channel.

The Theory of Planned Behaviour [TPB; 25, 26] (Fig.  1) was selected because it provides clear definitions of constructs and is supported by a comprehensive body of correlational evidence [ 27].

Another point worth mentioning is that all samples differed from the untreated group in the volume parameter which is perhaps the most important parameter because it provides clear signs of a possible influx of fluid into the cell given the hypotonic condition of the medium.

The study by Heckhausen and Tomasik (2002) on finding an apprenticeship is interesting because it provided clear evidence of pre-decisional intention adjustment.

It provides clear options on what to do next.

Principle 1 is important because it provides a clear signal of relative risk to those living in areas subject to natural disasters, as well as those who are considering moving into these areas.

That entanglement is less because of the film's production costs — about $150 million, after the financial incentives of Louisiana, where it was mostly filmed — than because it provides a clear test of Mr. Grey's determination to occasionally serve art and commerce in the same picture.

The conventional X-ray CT has been used for decades because it provides a clear visualization of the interior of the object.

Thomas Reid's view of memory is worth discussing if only because it provides a clear contrast to the view of the Locke, Hume, Russsell, and the whole RTM.

That is not only because it provides a clear concept of how a reinforced concrete beam resists shear after cracking, but also because the effect of various loading conditions can be included in a logical way (ASCE-ACI Committee 445 1998; ASCE-ACI Committee 426 1973; Hsu 1993).