Sentence examples for because of range from inspiring English sources

"Because of range anxiety, they might not otherwise have that comfort level," he said.

The regularity/predictability of users' mobility patterns, the percentage of journeys not coverable because of range issues, and users' individual comfortable range accounted for variance in range satisfaction.

The Czechowsky et al. result for echoes below 40 km does not appear to have been replicated since, and there are potential complications because of range aliasing, but the results are interesting enough to justify repeating the experiment.

Because of range restriction, observed correlations between selection variables and outcomes are generally smaller than they would be were outcomes available on all applicants.

(p. 298) The third common problem is that sample correlations may vary because of range restriction in the samples, compared with the general population.

We chose to assess domestic classical sheep scrapie because BHS and ARQ genotype domestic sheep share an identical Prnp sequence and selected isolates of CWD because of range overlap.

Because the estimation of range shifts between every two adjacent envelopes is independent of each other.

"Because of its range, it makes a huge contribution".

I had to give myself the rather grand title of "consultant" because of the range of work that I do.

Because of the range of amenities, some Serbian news organizations have nicknamed the jail the Hague Hilton.

The inaction was because of a range of factors, political and economic.