Sentence examples for because of its volatile from inspiring English sources

However, because of its volatile nature, it is rapidly removed from membranes and has a very short half-life in the circulation [ 19].

It is also used in the perfume industry because of its volatile oil [ 22, 23].

The city has long been considered a tinderbox because of its volatile mix of Kurds, Turkmens and Arabs.

Because of its volatile nature and short soil half-life, EPTC is not persistent and does not bioaccumulate up the food chain.

The discoveries of iridium (named after Iris, goddess of the rainbow, because of the variegated colour of its salts) and osmium (from the Greek word for "odour," because of the chlorinelike odour of its volatile oxide) were claimed by the English chemist Smithson Tennant in 1803.

Although food waste has been regarded as readily biodegradable because of its high volatile fraction (90% of total solids), its hydrolysis reaction is still a rate limiting step [ 5].

Recently, resistive random access memory (RRAM) has attracted considerable interest because of its non-volatile resistance change in simple metal/insulator/metal structures [1, 2].

Weir had argued it needed to change its pay deals because of its exposure to volatile commodity markets.

Analysts often like to combine March and April to get a clearer picture of shoppers' habits, because of volatile weather patterns at that time of year and the effect of the Easter holiday, which moves around the calendar.

Myers also said that he understood that Knight was a target because of his volatile nature and history of outbursts, which eventually resulted in his dismissal at Indiana.

Some writers pitched gags about the second President Bush, but the show largely steered clear because of his volatile ratings and image.