Sentence examples for because of its readiness from inspiring English sources
ALTHOUGH Philips seems to have become a model for Japanese rivals because of its readiness to quit unprofitable businesses, the company's restructurings seem to be as endless as the staircases and waterfalls in the works of Escher, another famous Dutch name.
Chemical reduction method is widely used to synthesize Ag-NPs because of its readiness to generate Ag-NPs under gentle conditions and its ability to synthesize Ag-NPs on a large scale [32].
Many academics believe that even abandoned projects have some biographical or critical value, and readers will tend to share this feeling: I would love to have Updike's unfinished novel, almost regardless of its readiness for publication, because reading it would feel like a final letter from a friend.
One early example of its readiness to take action was paying government workers.
Although endoscopy is considered as a primary diagnostic modality, computed tomography (CT) angiography is recently introduced as an alternative diagnostic tool because of its advantages such as readiness, wide anatomic coverage, and minimal invasiveness.
Conclusions: Evidently VO2 in weaned patients increased in the presence of a stable PR and RR but increase in VO2 in non- weaned patients was significant & followed by an increase in PR & RR which supports our initial hypotheses that changes in VO2 during weaning process could make a valuable predictor of weaning readiness because of its rapid reaction time compared to PR, RR and ABG.
One of the most remarkable aspects of Shinto is its readiness to assimilate foreign ideas and technology.
"Throughout negotiations, the Republic of Azerbaijan demonstrated its readiness to continue to cooperate with the Russian Federation," a ministry statement said.
Because of its enduring effects on brain development and other organ systems, toxic stress can impair school readiness, academic achievement, and both physical and mental health throughout the lifespan.
The first report, published in September, is now under question because of its central assertion that Iraq's chemical and biological weapons were in such a state of readiness that they could be launched within 45 minutes.
