Sentence examples for because of exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Yields, however, were low because of exceedingly dry conditions, including during the critical 2 week period before and after silking (~July 25).

The lower leaves of wheat were senescing in mid-June, despite more N being applied to high input conventional wheat (right), because of exceedingly dry conditions at Aurora and the droughty soil of the experimental area.

Because of exceedingly dry summer conditions at the Aurora Research Farm, (2.8 inches of precipitation in July, 1.36 in August, and 1.94 inches from September 1 until September 23, the day of harvest), both varieties attained the R7 stage, physiological maturity, from September 10-12, earlier than normal for the May 23 planting date of this study.

Because of exceedingly painful circumstances, which many of you may have experienced as well, I was acutely aware of the meaning of separation and death at a very early age.

"[That] fails because of our exceedingly low exposure levels".

A. As at many hospitals, we had dysfunctional teamwork because of an exceedingly hierarchal culture.

Indeed, 'goals' and 'caps' on carbon emissions are practically worthless, if coal emissions continue, because of the exceedingly long lifetime of carbon dioxide in the air.

Because of its exceedingly high potency as an FPGS inhibitor, MTX-phosphinate represents a lead structure from which cell-permeable analogs may be developed to test the hypothesis that FPGS inhibition is therapeutically efficacious.

It was the worst week FoxNews has had in about ten years, and all because of the exceedingly sleazy competition from Headline News.

Because of their exceedingly high standards, there will be very little that gourmets can take pleasure in, and there will be much that disappoints them.

Because of the exceedingly high read coverage of amplicon sequencing data, there is no methodological issue in the identification of point mutations and small insertions or deletions (indels).