Sentence examples for because of its obvious from inspiring English sources

Also, even though we choose (for now) to focus on the material structure of DNA because of its obvious importance in heredity, it should be obvious that everything we say about DNA (and denes) would also apply to other inheritance systems.

No one would be mandated to participate in it, but many would because of its obvious benefits.

Because of its obvious negative impact on organismal fitness, it should be opposed by natural selection.

The Columbia Pictures movie, despite or perhaps even because of its obvious tastefulness, had an inevitable Ripley's Believe It or Not quality that is utterly absent from the British documentary, because there is no possibility here of not believing it.

Finally, though, because of its obvious, reductive condescension, the picture is a half-hour too long.

I was attracted to William Bulger's life story because of its obvious similarities to mine.

The higher percentage of c-KIT-positive SEM in the biopsy group can be explained by the higher incidence of diffuse SEM in that group because of its more obvious clinical symptoms (testicular enlargement) in contrast to intratubular SEM, which generally does not cause enlargement.

There has never been more than a trickle of tourists to the temple at Preah Vihear - because of its remoteness and the obvious dangers - and that has stopped entirely now.

Because of its uniform appearance, the obvious assumption of a uniform kidney fibrosis pathway underlying all chronic progressive nephropathies evolved [ 24, 26– 34].

Despite its lack of a pointed political agenda -- or perhaps precisely because of it -- "Obvious Child" is a game-changer.

Arts is a no brainer to me because of its perhaps not-so-obvious impact on scientific, technological, and mathematical thinking.