Sentence examples for because of a definite from inspiring English sources
178 putative coding sequences are specified; genes could be predicted by eye because of a definite elevation in GC content in coding regions.
Moreover, a gene for FADD was identified in Drosophila, but the structure of Drosophila FADD is distinct from those of chordate FADD molecules because of lacking a definite DED [ 45].
Virtue is often the foundation of society not just because of cohesion value, but because it gives a definite quality of life.
And thus we should read the argument as follows: if you suppose that the world contains many things, then you are faced with a contradiction, for the collection must be both finite and infinite finite because it contains a definite number of things, and infinite because they are dense.
Inclusion of the Declaration of Independence a definite plus.
But, historical geography can share both historical and geographical methodology because there is a definite method of enquiry for historical sources to be analyzed as well.
I hope this is true because he has a definite sense of renewed energy.
To get the highly dispersed PS-FLG, probe ultrasonication was preferred to accelerate the aqueous exfoliation of PS-AC in H2SO4 because a definite power delivery into the aqueous system can be ensured in this process; entirely different from the variable bath ultrasonication47.
Recall that the idea was that because 'it' is a definite NP, and because definite NPs generally are thought to involve some sort of familiarity, the pronoun in the donkey conditional induces a sort of familiarity effect.
Free of scandal a definite plus".
