Sentence examples for because of methodological breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Because of methodological breakthroughs and the availability of an increasing amount of whole-genome sequence data, horizontal transfers (HTs) in eukaryotes have received much attention recently.

These recent methodological breakthroughs, along with single-molecule imaging of hundreds of millisecond span-lived nucleus enhanceosomes (transcription factor assembly on their cognate DNA target sites), will shed light onto molecular mechanisms of transcriptional regulation [ 24, 25].

Differences could have arisen because of methodological differences.

Histosols were excluded because of methodological differences and data gaps.

Direct comparison with other studies should be done with caution because of methodological differences.

Inconsistent results were found between studies and within analyzed patient cohorts, likely because of methodological shortcomings.

Our results contrast somewhat with those of earlier studies, at least in part because of methodological advances.

Data pooling of the selected reports was not suitable because of methodological and clinical heterogeneity across studies [[31]].

However, measurements of SOC have often been excluded in many studies on land-use change because of methodological uncertainties.

"We have expanded on this body of evidence by studying the variation in the external nose and the underlying genetic variation, both of which have not been examined so far because of methodological challenges".

Two studies were excluded because of methodological differences [28], [29].