Sentence examples for because of derived from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, cnidarians Xlox might be related to bilaterian Xlox, but because of derived sequences as compared to their bilaterian counterpart, they may have been misclassified by HoxPred.

Greco provides a detailed and principled account of the relevant "because of" relation, derived from a general theory of the pragmatics of causal discourse.

Because the distribution of derived treatment thresholds was skewed to the right, however, the most common values fell between 10 and 20% which are similar to suggested treatment thresholds derived from expert opinion (15% 5 year risk)[ 33] and from decision analysis (10% 5 year risk)[ 34].

Another possibility is that the proposed single-cell GNR architecture, once coupled and solved in the spatial model, is not able to fully recover the observed spatial arrangement of gene configurations because of artifacts derived from the dynamics of the discrete model.

Before concluding that the observed renal dysfunction was caused directly by one (or both) of these drugs, we wanted to exclude the possibility that the results had appeared because of a derived effect of an increase in fungal infections.

This may have occurred because of mediators derived from tumor cells and/or of derivative elements in the tumor stroma [ 29- 34].

The ghoulish matchday plodders, there out of a sense of duty or because of enjoyment derived from the football match itself, are in mourning not for the club but for the sense of hope that's supposed to be a part of every supporter's experience of the game.

Because of its derived and specialized morphology, the relationships of Seorsumuscardinus are obscure.

Nevertheless, Brucella has not been still incorporated to some of the main databases available, because of problems derived from their potential bioterrorist use.

In particular, the definition of "adult" has historically led to confusion because of the derived mammalian and avian condition in which sexual maturity coincides with full size (most mammals) or even postdates attainment of full size (birds) [ 42].

The latter seems to be unlikely because of its derived sequence.