Sentence examples for because of its relation from inspiring English sources

An exposed retaining wall of the plateau — the Western Wall, which is sometimes referred to as the Wailing Wall — is Judaism's holiest site, but it is sacred only because of its relation to the Second Temple, which it once surrounded.

Nonetheless, it is a complex issue because of its relation to treatment response, and few studies have attempted to address this.

Saving is important to the economic progress of a country because of its relation to investment.

In the second case, food is said to be healthy because of its relation to the health of an animal.

Feminism's objective is to end sexism, though because of its relation to other forms of oppression, this will require efforts to end other forms of oppression as well.

In that equation, Arms, which is the root-mean-square response in the VIV excitation region, is shown to be an excellent indicator of global response because of its relation to power flow.

Even though early menarche is a risk factor for fibroids (Marshall et al. 1998; Wise et al. 2004), it may be on the causal pathway because of its relations with greater childhood body fat (Ahmed et al. 2009) and taller childhood height (Freedman et al. 2002).

Access to bases or airfields in Russia, once unthinkable, or Pakistan, problematic because of its relations with the Taliban, could be important if the United States decided to take the fight to the terrorist cells in Afghanistan.

Analysis data on the other hand is very complex to describe because of its direct relation to the raw data it derives from (e.g. use of multiple input files representing experimental and computed data) and the existence of numerous analysis methods that can be problem-specific (e.g. Protein vs. RNA, QM vs. MD).

However, it has been further reclassified as an Alphaherpesvirus because of its close relation to the Marek's disease virus in chickens (MDV) [ 9, 10].

This is because of its obvious relation to cardiac function if spontaneous breathing is lost the heart cannot long continue to function and perhaps because of its cultural associations with the "breath of life".