Sentence examples for because of a prevalent from inspiring English sources

This pathogen likely occurs in different regions of Brazil because of a prevalent tropical climate and abundant sources of water.

"It's left me reeling, but I feel I need to speak about it because it's indicative of a prevalent culture in the NHS".

It is derived from the Latin gutta, meaning "drop" and was hit upon because of a belief, prevalent at the time, that the pain was caused by a poison tha tered the afflicted joint drop by drop.

The folate receptor alpha (FRα) is one logical choice for a biomarker because of its prevalent overexpression in ovarian cancer and its exclusive expression in only a few normal tissues.

This is the kind of kitschy album that you can get away with having because Spears is such a prevalent component of pop culture".

That's why the Writers War Board as an adjunct of the government felt that comic books, because of how prevalent they were and how read they were, was a good spot to place that propaganda.

This study has a substantial impact on the field of gastroenterology because of the prevalent dogma of proximal versus distal dichotomy, which is clearly an oversimplification [ 18, 19].

Because of this prevalent role in carcinogenesis, MYC is an important target for therapeutic intervention.

"We are going to see more of that because of how prevalent social networking has become".

He added that the runners-up should not be elevated in the standings because of the prevalent doping that occurred during that period in the sport.

However, in contemporary low-energy buildings, the embodied energy is proportionally higher because of the prevalent use of energy-intensive materials.