Sentence examples for because its application is from inspiring English sources
Among the constitutive equations developed from the continuum mechanics viewpoint, the second-order Rivlin-Ericksen model is generally preferred because it describes the real behaviour of the fluids with sufficient accuracy, and also because its application is not very cumbersome.
The main reason for the development is that SSC-L cannot be applied directly to the KALIMER design because its application is limited to only a loop-type reactor.
The drug has not, however, been approved by the FDA for this usage in the United States (because its application is still pending, the FDA could not provide further information).
Essentiality, however, is difficult to define because its application is necessarily restricted to the experimental conditions being tested.
Thus, these findings suggest that risk-factor-based HIV testing is insufficient because its application is insufficient.
Currently, its application is limited because the iterative scheme in the optimization process is heuristic.
However, uranium target produced the highest leaked neutron yield with a factor of 1.32 3.7 higher than the others, but its application is limited because of its short operational half-life according to the reviewed literatures.
However, uranium target produced the highest leaked neutron yield with a factor of 1.32 to 3.7 higher than the others, but its application is limited because of its short operational half-life according to the reviewed literatures.
Among these, the variable interlimb angle model of Mitra (1990) is able to explain open and close natural folds but its application is limited because the fold geometry and bed thickness evolution rely on imposed parameters that cannot be measured directly.
Liver transplantation is the most effective method for treating ALF, but its application is limited because of lack of donor, immune rejection, and uses of immunosuppressive agents.
Despite the success of cisplatin-based anticancer chemotherapy, its application is limited because in most cases, tumours develop resistance after repeated administrations of the drug.
