Sentence examples for because of its typical from inspiring English sources

Because of its typical onset between 20 and 30 years of age [5, 6], CPH has been extensively studied in adult population.

Nickel ferrite is one of the versatile and technologically important soft ferrite materials because of its typical ferromagnetic properties, low conductivity and thus lower eddy current losses, high electrochemical stability, catalytic behavior, abundance in nature, etc[8].

The resulting plot is called (raw-) hook-curve because of its typical shape (see part b of Figure 5).

It also must be acknowledged that the data were collected at a deliberately chosen location, selected because of its typical traffic congestion.

Using models to visualize how turtles "see" the plastic they ingest, we find strong support for the hypothesis that they ingest plastic because of its resemblance to a typical prey item, jellyfish.

Rufus was chosen by Gatlif for the role of Fernand because of his typical French looks.

On the other hand, it is not a typical reseeder either, because of its relatively low fire mortality rates, and because it is only weakly serotinous: although fire promotes seed release, seed release still occurs in the absence of fire.

But Material Impact isn't exactly typical, both because of its founders, and because of its thesis, which stands out amid many other firms that seem to be chasing almost exactly the same opportunities.

This article designs a set of simple index system to reflect the spatial influences of capital, power as well as class, and chooses Jiangsu Province as a typical case because of its rapid and differential urbanization to indicate the process of spatial production from 2000 to 2015.

This is a good choice for qualitative as well as quantitative analysis of DNA because of its high sensitivity and specificity for typical molecular applications.

For many hundreds of years lead was the preferred material for water pipes, because of its malleability (this use was so typical that the phrase "plumbing" derives from the Latin word for lead plumbum).