Sentence examples for because of prevalence of from inspiring English sources

This may be of public health importance because of prevalence of both metal exposure and cardiovascular disease.

B. oleracea despite having a larger genome (630 Mb) contained less NBS genes than A. thaliana (123 Mb) and B. rapa (485 Mb) which is may be because of prevalence of higher number of TX, TN and N type genes.

While other states, such as Colorado, Maine, Texas and Utah, provide updated protections for electronic information, California's law has the biggest impact not only because of its size but because of the prevalence of tech companies based in the state.

Unfortunately, the burden of injury disproportionately affects low- and middle-income countries, because of the prevalence of injuries and because of their limited resources to address the problem.

Workers in retail, hospitality and cleaning would benefit the most because of the prevalence of very low pay those industries.

Because of the prevalence of pornographic images online, the "shock premium" only lay in what was most hidden, she said.

Entrance to the bay is difficult because of the prevalence of islands and submerged reefs and shoals.

Because of the prevalence of these medications, further analyses focused on this group alone.

Immigration lawyers said this was largely because of the prevalence of domestic violence in general.

It was abandoned by the Germans in 1899 because of the prevalence of malaria there.

Because of the prevalence of lynchings and Jim Crow laws, many Southern blacks might have been wary of white folklorists from the Northeast.