Sentence examples for because of its variation from inspiring English sources

The second half was less focused but more satisfying, because of its variation.

The existence of a relaxation involving crystalline regions is postulated because of its variation with crystal characteristics.

It is very difficult, if possible, to estimate the interference waveform or distribution because of its variation with time and location.

However, no single solvent can extract all the antioxidants from plant because of its variation in solubility and polarity [ 23, 24].

For this purpose, θ ̂ coarse is considered invariant for the time period being considered because of its small variation.

The genus Aquilegia is an emerging model system in plant evolutionary biology predominantly because of its wide variation in floral traits and associated floral ecology.

Social behavior is a particularly thorny phenotype to study because of its complexity, variation, and its multilevel integration across an organism (Boake et al. 2002).

There is mounting evidence that, at least within some groups of primates and at lower taxonomic levels, the morphology in this area is not a useful indicator of phylogeny because of its great variation [ 24, 25].

"Light has enchanted me because of its infinite variations and this aspect inspired me to investigate its composition and its physical contexts, the perception of colors and its cultural history.

Due to the good agreements between these two methods, we used the results of wave-form analysis for the further detailed investigations because of its smaller variations and higher time resolutions.

The lunar anorthosite, 60015, could be a monomict mixture of pure anorthosites at the same stage in the nearside magma ocean because of its narrow compositional variation of mafic minerals (Figure 10b).