Sentence examples for because of modifications to from inspiring English sources

It reduced those figures to 238 and 197 because of modifications to meet emissions rules in the United States.

Although the double-antigen sandwich ELISA has its advantages, the applicability has been limited because of modifications to the antigenic structure caused by chemical conjugation.

The tidewater goby, which depended on the transient lagoon at the mouth for survival, has declined in number because of modifications to its habitat.

It would happen, they said, because of a series of modifications to Medicare and to tax policies that the law contains.

Gas enters the alveoli because of modification to the transpulmonary pressure gradient, which permits gas convection in the airways and renews the alveolar gas.

Interpretation of these two multicentre studies [ 32, 33] is difficult largely because they are underpowered, but also because it is not possible to achieve blinding in a study of NIPPV combined with He/O2 inhalation because of modification to the patient's voice (squeaky or 'Donald Duck' voice resulting from inhalation of He/O2).

While Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica felt the soundtrack was good, he asserted that individual songs were unrecognizable because of modifications made to them for the mixes, and that they were more difficult to adjust to within the gameplay itself.

Because none of the modifications to the standard SSF conditions significantly improved the important enzyme activities, the standard conditions were used in subsequent experiments.

These waves are propagating in a collisional, weakly magnetized ionosphere, and it has been argued that as such they should be damped through collisions, and the wave should not retain the characteristics of the whistler-mode because of non-linear modifications to the dispersion relation.

Because of pollution and modifications to the river, very few steelhead still use the river.

Assessing protein cysteine-residue redox changes is technically demanding, due to the range and evanescent nature of reversible redox changes and to the large number of residues involved, and because specific modifications to particular residues as well as small shifts in the population are both important.