Sentence examples for because it underpins from inspiring English sources
An antibody's epitope is arguably its most important property because it underpins its functional activity but, because epitope selection is innate, it remains an empirical process.
It can make a good case for being allowed to stick to its tasks because it underpins all the other SSCs.
The recipe is familiar to anyone who has studied biology because it underpins the very chemistry of the origin of life and its subsequent evolution.
Opening up that closed circle is perhaps the biggest single challenge facing Britain today because it underpins all the others.
Shared knowledge may be a powerful determinant of children's social preferences, both because it underpins effective communication and because it is conveyed by others through social interactions and therefore can serve as a marker of social group identity.
This has nothing and everything to do with education: nothing, because in five years you and your forerunner have ignored such matters; everything, because it underpins two of the great obstacles to educational advance: teacher dissatisfaction and child poverty.
This feels like an important point, because I guess it underpins the whole idea of going back to uni after being A Young Professional.
This is the realm of "Fragile Confidence" —a type of high confidence that's heavily dependent on external validation because it's underpinned by deep-seated beliefs of unworthiness.
It is important to note that the risk of osteoradionecrosis after radiotherapy in head-and-neck cancer patients does not diminish over time because it is underpinned by the progressive and irreversible loss of capillaries [ 16].
