Sentence examples for because of its proficiency from inspiring English sources

Among all fault detection methods, Acoustic reflectometry is found most suitable because of its proficiency to identify blockages and leakage in pipe as small as 1% of its diameter.

Henry's parents, Stephen Barrow, a former chemistry teacher at Wingate High School in Brooklyn, and Arlene Barrow, who is working as a social worker while pursuing her doctorate, sent Henry, their oldest of three children, to Brooklyn Tech because of his proficiency in mathematics and science.

He volunteered for the Royal Air Force and, despite wanting to qualify as a pilot, was trained as a navigator because of his proficiency at mathematics.

Nevertheless, ArteFill still requires a learning curve and technical proficiency because of its higher viscosity and longer persistence [ 1, 35] than other available fillers.

49 One recent study showed that the solution is neither the unreliable seed-based targeting model nor the inaccessible 3′ UTR structure, but the miRNA itself: the lsy-6 miRNA has unusually low targeting proficiency because of its weak predicted seed-pairing stability (SPS) and its high target-site abundance (TA).

While observers tend to explain the contraption in terms of its technical proficiency, Mr. Brown correlates its complexity with his own frustration level.

However, despite all of its manufacturing proficiency, the PC business was far less profitable and I.B.M. was unable to make that business work.

But it rolls because of its shape.

Because of its science-education system?

This is partly because of its size.

The peony because of its countless petals.