Sentence examples for because of a limiting from inspiring English sources
The similar tumour responses to 7.5 and 10 MBq doses (corresponding to approximately 75 and 100 μg of mAb per mouse, respectively) suggest that a saturating dose for 177Lu-DAB4 monothadapy had been reached, perhaps because of a limiting number of DAB4-binding dead tumour cell targets[25].
Because of a limiting cellular concentration of monoubiquitin, overexpression of Myc epitope-tagged ubiquitin (MUb) by a nuIs89 transgene has been shown to negatively regulate GLR-1 abundance in neurites [24].
Most of the justices did not seem inclined to order a hearing in such circumstances, in part because of the lack of a limiting principle.
Of particular interest, because of their being a limiting architectural case, is the degradation of highly extended polymers.
Working with a travel agent, Tariko found hundreds of businesspeople who were eager to stay in Moscow hotels but couldnt because of a rule limiting the number of rooms available to foreigners.
While in the House, Schumer was point man for the 1996 crime bill that put more innocent people on death row because of a provision limiting appeals.
Because of a quota limiting Jewish enrollment at the technical institute in the nearby then-Polish city of Lvov, he left at 19 for Prague, where he earned a degree in 1932 in architectural engineering.
In July 2011, it was thought that the film would not be released in China because of a policy limiting the number of foreign films screened there each year, but it eventually opened there in the second weekend of September.
He was unable to run for re-election because of a limit in the state's Constitution at that time.
What's interesting here is that the properties of the observer become an important factor because of a limit to the amount of information that can be contained within any given volume of space, a number known as the Bekenstein limit, and by the limits of the human brain.
This is not because of any lack of ability, but because of a limit on legitimacy imposed by its cooperation with Israel within the context of the on-going Israeli occupation.
