Sentence examples for because of a reference from inspiring English sources

They may have been written by an immigrant, because of a reference to the author's having "lived here for many years".

This isn't only because of a reference to women being veiled and anonymous, which sent an Afghan shiver through the auditorium.

His name was bandied around because of a reference to him in the latest book by the former Tory MP Edwina Currie.

The request for anonymity and other jury security measures in the Hashmi case, however, have drawn particular criticism from defense lawyers and others because of a reference to Mr. Hashmi's supporters, who are expected to fill the spectator section of the courtroom during his trial in Federal District Court.

The Gret1 family, because of a reference copy size of 10,422 bp, and Noble, due to a combination of large reference copy size and high genomic copy number among the Ty1/ copia families in the grape genome, would likely have contributed the greatest to the retroelement DNA content.

This is the flesh of Iraqi people, and it is all because of Maliki," a reference to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

To date, the repertory of whole genes in the onion is unknown because of the absence of a reference genome.

Different approaches were taken because of the availability of a reference genome for T. castaneum and lack of a sequenced genome for T. molitor.

We were not able to classify the remaining 28 patients because of the lack of a reference radiological report and not knowing the extent of the tumour.

Because of the lack of a reference signal, the non-MRSA252 spots could not be normalised in the ratio dependent way or by auto-scale normalisation since the latter will reduce differences in the intensities, which compromises calculation of an accurate cut-off for gene presence or divergence.

An independent FA regulatory commission, led by solicitor and former Blackburn Rovers player Stuart Ripley, concluded Cummings was guilty of a breach of FA rules relating to "abusive and/or insulting language", aggravated because of a specific reference to gender.