Sentence examples for because of its structures from inspiring English sources

In healthcare facilities the coverage of telecommunication networks could be poor because of its structures and could consequently induce mobile phones to transmit at maximum power, which increases the risk of EMI [ 1, 12].

Because of its structure, it can easily be broken.

Because of its structure and open character it can be easily adapted and upgraded to accommodate changes in medical imaging technology [ 3].

But because of its structure and the fact that it's on the web, artists can take a much better cut of the proceeds through LTD than they would in a traditional gallery.

Moreover, we could make this model simply and cheaply (5 USD compared to 300 400 USD for a commercial IV model) and it will last longer because of its structure.

Although this manuscript is very short, I must say that I found it rather difficult to read because of its structure which contains many redundancies and of the fuzziness of its purpose.

AG has been used as a iNOS inhibitor because of its structure similarity with L-arginine; and it is also known as a weaker inhibitor for eNOS [ 27, 38].

"Camphor" Mr. Farmanara said, is saved from censorship because of its structure.

The Nasdaq has historically had wider spreads than on the New York Stock Exchange because of its structure.

Bailey said EPB could afford to be more community minded because of its structure.

Perhaps because of its structure, the book is repetitive in places yet also leaves things out.