Sentence examples for because of a relative from inspiring English sources

These Census proteins may be structurally uncharacterized owing to technical difficulties or simply because of a relative lack of scientific interest in them so far.

First, the river systems were initiated on a 'blank canvas' of Cretaceous Chalk left exposed and deeply eroded because of a relative fall in sea-level.

But the market never materialised, and buyers mostly shunned the Surface RT because of a relative lack of apps, and confusion over why popular programs such as Apple's iTunes and Google Chrome were not available for it.

Because of a relative shortage of commerce-friendly harbors on the South Fork, it never became a center for grand hotels the way that the North Fork did, and people who vacationed on the South Fork tended to buy summer homes, according to Richard Barons, executive director of the East Hampton Historical Society.

Because of a relative stability of the community and the beneficial effect to human health, KCM was domesticated and widely spread around the world.

Concentric braced systems are more desirable because of a relative high stiffness, along with their easy construction and economy aspects; hence these important criteria make this type more common than eccentrically braced frames (Davaran and Hoveidae 2009).

For analysis of the effect of DAA on fibrin formation and fibrinolysis, these patients were excluded, because calculation of a relative decrease (percent of initial value) led to a disproportional effect of low initial values on the final results.

Mr. Jones said that the hours add up because every discovery of a relative leads to two more questions — the ancestor's parents.

However, the amount of Cr of approximately 18 wt.% may be insufficient to form, grow and regenerate the protective scales formed upon exposure to the aggressive environment because of the presence of a relative high Ni amount.

He didn't come to his position on gay marriage because of a close relative or Vietnam War buddy.

Finally, the growth rate of elderly persons was significantly negatively associated with change in bed density (at the 5% level), probably because of a slower relative increase in supply.