Sentence examples for because of its continuous from inspiring English sources

Because of its continuous availability and excellent natural quality, it becomes an important source of water supply in both urban and rural areas of any country (Todd and Mays 2005).

He said he was convinced the sound was an alarm because of its continuous nature.

Because of its continuous presence in progressive tumors, E7 has been tested as an immunotherapeutic target in animal models and clinical trials [29] [32].

The colon is arguably the most immunologically active and stressed organ because of its continuous challenge from an environment rich in microbiota and its metabolites [49].

The pulmonary system is particularly vulnerable to ROS-induced injury because of its continuous exposure to toxic pollutants from a wide variety of sources in the ambient air.

Because of its continuous haemodynamic adjustments (exposure to pulsatile flow), the aorta is particularly prone to injury and disease resulting from mechanical trauma.

But the style of tai chi they taught, known as yang -- popular because of its slow, continuous movements -- performed well enough to lead the researchers to conclude that it might help sedentary older adults who could not engage in more rigorous exercise, or did not want to.

The prevalence of each of the four pathophysiological mechanisms is summarized using frequency counts/percentages, as are the markers and etiological factors for each of the mechanisms (with the single exception of the marker NRC which, because of its skewed continuous statistical distribution, is summarized using medians and inter-quartile ranges).

Because of its simplicity, continuous wave equipment is cheap and image acquisition fast.

Though it was never popular in the United States because of its often sluggish acceleration, continuous transmission was once widespread in Europe and has resurfaced in the United States in vehicles like the Nissan Murano S.U.V. and the Toyota Prius.

Adopting the concept of quasi-envelope (QE), this work treats the SMB operation as a pseudo-oscillatory process because of its large number of continuous switching.