Sentence examples for because of containing from inspiring English sources

FOW appeared as a more dangerous pollutant than whey because of containing relatively higher amount of faecal coliform bacteria, Staphylococcus and Clostridium.

Poly ethyl formal disulfide -based materials have excellent self-healing ability because of containing abundisulfide -basede disulfide bonds, while their strength is relatively low (< 0.8 materials

Using tetrabutyl titanate (TBT) as a titania precursor to coat the sPS, the result shows that TBT is easily adsorbed onto the surface of sPS because of containing a large number of negative ions.

Several variants of the regressions were tested, many of these were rejected because of containing variables were there were logical problems with causality or were variables essentially were describing the same phenomena.

The three C O bands at 1162, 1094 and 1046 cm−1 occurred in a maple leaf pattern were characteristic of drying oils; moreover, because of containing ester group, the absorbance peak of C=O appeared at ca. 1736 cm−17369].

Perhaps, highly-cited papers were so often cited because of the "success-breeds-success" phenomenon [28], [29] in citation behaviour rather than because of containing the crucial papers on which one builds and thus overshadowing some innovative publications which would have deserved to be cited.

After careful screening of the abstracts, 105 full papers were retrieved and included in the analysis because of their containing information relevant for the purposes of this review.

Endurance – continuing with life and activities – occurs because of the containing system in which people live and from which there is little chance of escape.

Furthermore, the results may be biased by the presence of normal cells (for example, lymphocytes) within regions of invasive tumour that are more readily avoided when microdissecting pure DCIS because of the contained nature of the lesion.

Because of the contained integrals and the hyperbolic nature of the population balance equations, standardized discretization schemes can only be applied on fine grids for satisfactory simulation results.

To what extent does a drama become more striking because of knowledge contained in its final moments?