Sentence examples for because observing from inspiring English sources

Because observing conditions changed over the many years required, the resulting Córdoba Durchmusterung, or CD, lacks the homogeneity of its northern counterpart.

Because observing any species over hundreds of generations is impractical, Dr Elfwing and other scientists are increasingly using a combination of robots and computer simulation to model evolution.

P-values are two-tailed because observing fewer genes across disorders than expected by chance would have a biological meaning as risk for one disorder could in principle reduce risk for the other.

Because observing this distinction would contribute nothing but a tedious duplication of arguments that would differ only trivially, it will be ignored in the remainder of the article.

Because researchers were observing only a very narrow slice of the sky — and because observing the objects requires a very precise alignment of star, object and Earth — they extrapolated that the objects are quite numerous, outnumbering the billions of stars in the galaxy by a ratio of at least 2 to 1.

Because observing of rogue waves on the ocean is very difficult and dangerous, unreliable and few records and observations are available, which led to a lack of research on the rogue wave scientific community recognizing the factual basis.

There is increasing interest in characterising the diurnal fluctuation of stream solute concentrations because observed data series derived from spot samples may be highly subjective if such diurnal fluctuations are large.

Mr. Silver could not be reached today because he was observing the Passover holiday.

"You spend a lot of time watching and observing because everything is new and strange.

Because Kepler is observing so many stars, Johnson says, "Its true power is in statistics".

It does mean that you will get there because you are observing, thinking, evaluating; you are parenting actively.