Sentence examples for because of functions from inspiring English sources

"Bryant Park is known internationally because of functions like the fashion shows.

These results support the notion that AmnSINE1s were amplified as an ancient retroposon in a common ancestor of Amniota and subsequently have survived for 300 Myr because of functions acquired by mutation-coupled exaptation prior mammalian radiation.

For him, it works because of function.

"People aren't wearing them because of fashion, but because of function," said Rebecca Kotch, the vice president for marketing at MBT, the first company to introduce this type of shoe.

Or, as Ruth Wajnryb, an Australian linguist, explained in her book "Expletive Deleted," the word is taboo "because of its referential function".

GliNS2 cells were used in gain-of-function experiments because of the lack of Cx43 expression.

But his agency, the Division of State History, has no position on the Tabernacle pews, Mr. Martin said, because interiors of functioning historic buildings change frequently, and he considers the pews interior furniture.

Evolutionary classification leads to an economical description of the protein sequence universe because attributes of function and structure are inherited in protein families.

Theoretical performance analysis of the absorption systems is very complex because of analytic functions used for calculating the properties of fluid couples and simulation programs.

The majority of spliceosomal introns in vertebrates may be maintained during evolution not because of potential functions, but because of their splicing mechanism (i.e., exon definition).

KSHV is able to establish long-term infection of the human host because of the functions of the proteins encoded by the virus.