Sentence examples for because of naturally from inspiring English sources

The responsibility for this mess rests with David Cameron and George Osborne pushing for 60-year-old firefighters to still be running into burning buildings when, because of naturally declining fitness, most won't be able to meet the safety related level of aerobic fitness.

Our results have asserted that the bone defect, even when large, may be repaired by tissue-engineered bone membrane efficiently because of naturally induced angiogenesis.

The low price (because of naturally occurring mineral, limestone) and favorable thermodynamics of CaO have attracted a lot of interest in the past one decade, and thus, the CaO CO2 system has been extensively studied.

There is widespread concern that these changes are altering marine habitats severely, but little or no attention has been given to the biota of estuarine and coastal settings, ecosystems that are less pH buffered because of naturally reduced alkalinity.

Yet, the literature contains numerous cases of bacteria whose native metabolic complement has been stably expanded to degrade recalcitrant and xenobiotic compounds because of naturally gained catabolic plasmids [ 11- 14].

Drosophila emerged as the premier study system for genetics because of naturally occurring visible mutants, which led to the discovery of chromosomal heredity, while Caenorhabditis was selected as the main organism for studies of cell differentiation and development because its cell lineage is nearly invariant from egg to adult.

Because symptoms of naturally occurring infections or allergies develop at unpredictable moments and relatively infrequently in the general population, they are only useful as markers in studies of sufficient size and duration.

The song sounds perfect, despite or because of its naturally shaggy nature, but one of the best parts is watching the smiles plastered across the band's faces the entire time.

We cannot determine by seropositive text results the exact date when the viruses infected the raccoons, because the duration of naturally acquired antibody to subtype H5N1 virus in this species is unknown.

Variation in carotenoid availability has usually been considered in the context of costly carotenoid-based ornamental colours [ 81- 83] but rarely with respect to the development of cryptic carotenoid-based colours (but see [ 37, 84]), perhaps because the expression of naturally selected traits is often (erroneously) assumed to be condition-independent [ 44].

Natural exposure was thought to be unlikely because the last case of naturally acquired anthrax in NYC occurred in 1947, the case-patient had no known risk factors for natural infection, and her isolate was genotypically indistinguishable from other isolates from the 2001 anthrax outbreak.