Sentence examples for because of its apparent from inspiring English sources

It is popular because of its apparent generality (from simple to highly complex problems) and simplicity (the availability of out-of-the-box recipes).

None of the direct products of histidine metabolism were detected in this study, but this should be the topic of a future study because of its apparent importance in RA and it might possibly lead to a better understanding of the pathophysiology of RA.

It was adopted by the police because of its apparent ability to incapacitate attackers without causing long term damage to health.

It has been dubbed the "Raincrow" because of its apparent tendency to call more frequently on cloudy days, although its proficiency as predictor of weather has never been demonstrated.

I'd been drawn to economics because of its apparent rigor, but I began to realize that it could not possibly address the normative questions that interested me: about justice, rights, equality, and the common good.

Before Grosseteste, Aristotle's text was considered very difficult, both in doctrine and in language, and it seems to have caused some concern because of its apparent disagreement with the dominant Augustinian theory of knowledge.

It's an important question, because in spite of its apparent benefits, the widespread use of chlorine carries substantial risks as well.

Hydrophobically associating polyacrylamide (HAPAM) is considered as a promising candidate of polymer flooding because of its excellent apparent viscosifying capability.

Madelyn Hicks of the the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, cast doubt on the Baltimore survey because of its interviewers' apparent haste.

Because of its low apparent magnitude, Kepler-40 cannot be seen with the naked eye.

Locke's philosophy was widely accepted by the orthodox political/religious establishments of the day because of its at least apparent compatibility with traditionally accepted beliefs in matters both political and religious.