Sentence examples for because of a too from inspiring English sources

Decreasing the bifunctional hydrocracking by lowering the temperature was not successful, because of a too low HDS activity.

The use of low air temperatures (30 50 °C) is advantageous with microwave energy in the first stages of drying as it limits the peaks of specific energy absorption, but it slows down drying towards the end probably because of a too low point of equilibrium (saturation humidity of air).

Addressing that in one of her letters to the girls, Alice said that, perhaps because of a too flippant family motto — "Pull Up Your Socks," which was sometimes expressed as "No Kvetching" — we hadn't made clear how difficult we knew it could be to get through the imperfect patches that occur in everyone's life.

AE during transport were not significantly associated with a higher risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia compared with patients transported without AE, perhaps because of a too small number of patients included in our study.

Twelve patients were excluded because of a too short time difference between the two scans (Δ T <20 min) which compromises reliable determination of the DTP-derived SUR slope.

She'd had few visits with a doctor, no prenatal records and her last birth was by cesarean section in Mexico because of a "too narrow" pelvis.

After that government fell, because of a too-slim majority in the Senate, Mr. Berlusconi rejected changing the law before this election.

Despite the flooding outside the city, the Fargo area did much better than expected just weeks ago, when the forecasts were dire because of a too-sudden thaw that sent water rushing into the Red River.

Smoking was not included in the statistical model because of a too-low number of smokers in the population to allow calculations.

Iowa allows gay marriages too because of a court ruling, not a legislative vote.

I had to walk away from a sharp white Phillip Lim shirt with a faint check pattern and satin-covered buttons because of a rogue collar: too round, too thin, too large, too droopy ($113, from $275).