Sentence examples for because of having an from inspiring English sources
Scunthorpe, who barely threatened, remain one point above the relegation zone, but drop a place to 18th because of having an inferior goal difference to Coventry.
Also, this work would be applicable only to children who are already known to have increased odds because of having an autistic sibling.
I may want to stop doing sex work and write instead, but if I can't process online payments because of having an adult history, and companies won't hire me because they can Google my sex work history, I'm stuck in the business, whether I like it or not.
Of these, 22 (2%) women were ineligible because of bilateral breast surgery, 82 (7%) were not recruited because of having an abbreviated follow-up, and 89 (7%) refused to participate.
Others may have their claims for political asylum rejected, but are temporarily accepted on "humanitarian" grounds because of having an illness such as a posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that can not be treated in the home country.
One of the samples was ignored because of having an endostatin value above the standard curve and four samples were left aside because the measured duplicates differed from each other by at least 20%.
Vegetation is generally preferred as a source of potential predictors because of having a more direct link with reproductive necessities of species than topography and climate.
"It's going to be so much easier for him to score because of having a guy who can break down defenses".
It is shown that because of having a feedforward gain in the proposed 2-DOF PID control, the transient performance of the compensated system can be changed in a desired manner unlike the conventional 1-DOF PID control.
Lipase derived from R. delemar showed a slow degradation rate for PCL because of having a higher molecular weight.
