Sentence examples for because of acquisition of from inspiring English sources

The first rotavirus infection is generally the most severe with subsequent rotavirus infections generally resulting in less severe disease outcomes because of acquisition of protective immunity, the extent of which varies by location [ 4, 5].

It could be, as Schmidt and Hunter (2004) argue, that "general mental ability" (GMA) is related to job performance because it determines speed of acquisition of job knowledge, as well as its complexity; that is, simply another expression of g.

This effect can be explained because of the different geometry of acquisition of the two images.

Investors are also losing out on some outside signals that could help them judge the strength of their companies because the number of acquisitions of venture-funded start-ups has dipped over the last year and few tech companies have gone public since last summer.

And there are a number of obvious ones because of acquisition numbers and valuations from past funding rounds of some YC alums.

GTT actually turned down capacity at interconnection points as they are shifting their flow of traffic because of acquisitions they have done in the market and consolidating how they connect with ISPs.

Because the acquisition of adequate supplies of energy is as basic a matter of national security as can be imagined, struggles over vital resources -- oil and natural gas now, perhaps lithium or nickel (for electric-powered vehicles) in the future -- will trigger armed violence.

Nonproportionality of hazards may exist because of faster acquisition of immunity in the control group and also because of waning of the intervention effect.

Revenue rose to $27.1 billion, from $24.65 billion in the period a year earlier, much of it because of the acquisition of the Alltel Corporation.

Pfizer gained 51 cents, to $36.14, after reporting its earnings, which plunged partly because of its acquisition of Pharmacia.

The company said its revenue was sharply higher because of its acquisition of a rival drug maker, Wyeth, in October.