Sentence examples for because of discarded from inspiring English sources

We suspected that the effects of SOD3 activity was not detected in previous studies because of discarded membranes during tissue processing.

This is because the number of discarded alignments increases, as mentioned above.

The train makes a brief stop because of a discarded couch on the tracks and a man named Larry comes up to the train and tries to hawk cheesy merchandise.

It is the total number of retransmission attempts until either a packet is successfully transmitted or it is discarded (because of reaching short or long retry limit).

Per cent of culled cows discarded because of poor fertility was 12.3% in Norway in 2005 [ 9].

The estimation errors may also because of (i) discarding sequences with low likelihood weights (see Section 2.2) (ii) errors in phylogenetic inferences or (iii) PTP heuristics failing to find the maximum likelihood species delimitation.

Following cannulation and subsequent perfusion of hearts, approximately 10% of preparations were discarded because of signs of ischaemia.

If it has punched above its weight in the 40 years of Qaddafi rule, it is largely because of his pattern, discarded only in recent years, of promoting terrorism abroad.

For makers of computers and peripherals, the returns issue is particularly important, both because of concern about discarded electronics, or "e-waste," and because such products become outdated so quickly by new innovations.

This confusion is understandable because of the many discarded synonyms for S. speciosa (see below), and also because the common name 'gloxinia' came into general use for this species.

Mr. Bush won Florida by 537 votes last time, but thousands of votes were discarded because of voter error on poorly designed ballots and other problems.