Sentence examples for because of a notable from inspiring English sources

In DRC, MV circulation has probably decreased because of a notable increase in routine vaccination coverage and SIAs in several provinces.

However, because of a notable deleterious effect caused by R. parkeri on engorged nymphs, infected ticks would disappear from the tick population in a long-term scenario, unless new lineages of infected ticks are created through horizontal transmission via amplifier vertebrate hosts, which remain unknown for R. parkeri.

Applying the same definition as that of Kherterpal and colleagues to our cohort would have identified similar rates of acute kidney injury but we thought it was important to include milder forms of acute kidney injury because of a notable difference in survival, even with stage 1 severity.

According to at least two accounts, whenever the bell tolls because of the death of a notable person, six ghostly men in white robes appear in the President's pew at midnight and then vanish.

Although historically Chagas disease has been considered restricted to Latin America (1, 3 ), the disease is becoming a serious health issue in the United States because of the presence of a notable number of blood donors seropositive for T. cruzi (11 – 13 ).

4 5 Doctors may follow patients' wish for further treatment, because of anecdotal prior experiences of a notable treatment success and because they do not want to take away the patients' hope for a longer life.

It's unusual and it's tragic because it's a notable work of 21st century architecture by noteworthy architects who haven't done that much work in the city, and it's a beautiful work with the look of a handcrafted facade".

This is informative because there is a notable correlation of unemployment across Spanish regions and since the proposed specification incorporates time dummies, the estimates of the coefficients corresponding to the differences of unemployment rates might be biased.

On the bond side current investors in some Citi funds have reason to be wary of the new order because a notable manager, Peter Wilby, has decided to leave the group on April Fool's Day to start his own investment firm.

These surveillance mechanisms are particularly significant for limb regeneration because there is a notable induction of cellular senescence during this process.

Including a rural/urban variable in the model does not introduce unacceptable colinearity with the covariate representing RHCs, because a notable proportion of counties with RHCs are classified as metropolitan (Table 2).