Sentence examples for because of an excessively from inspiring English sources

In the mouse genome database, there were two hit genes (ENSMUSG00000031645 and GENSCAN00000391967) with e-values of <1 × 10, but the former encoded mouse coagulation factor XI and the latter appeared not to be FHL-like because of an excessively large number of coding amino acid residues (1948 residues).

If your teen is wearing diapers because of an excessively heavy menstrual period, consult a doctor.

How will they learn about the pitfalls of an excessively materialistic lifestyle?

Conceited individuals are annoying because they have an excessively high opinion of their abilities, appearance and material things.

We mention this as technical issue in the text, because an excessively thorough purification of FG inclusion bodies by too many centrifugation steps may lead to a complete loss of material, in particular for FG domains with a higher critical/ saturation concentration.

However, TiB2 particles appear to survive because an excessively large misfit prevents the Ti5Si3 phase from forming on the surface of TiB2.

Then, as Contador and Froome were descending at very high speed to the finish at Gap they both skidded badly on a right-hand bend – Contador because of his excessively fast speed as he tried to shake off Froome, Froome because he was right behind the Spaniard and could not avoid him.

It may attribute to the fact that the GW in this experiment are mainly composed of washing dishes and laundry water from farmer household, which contains a large amounts of LAS because of the excessively use of detergent and soap by the family members.

That would have spelled an end to commercial flights for the islands because of the excessively long route Chilean planes would have to take over the South Atlantic to avoid Argentine airspace.

The Bank of Japan ran an excessively accommodative monetary policy for most of the 1980s.

This is an important issue in the selection of materials for the containment of high-level nuclear waste (HLNW), because of the excessively long performance horizon (up to 106 years), and in interpreting corrosion data from archeological artifacts.