Sentence examples for because of sample detachment from inspiring English sources
Because of sample detachment, the expression pattern of polySia and NCAM could not be analyzed in one TMA sample.
Dermatoglyphics in the 200_NSS and 200_DW samples were not clear; however, this is because of the detachment of the epidermis as shown in the HE sections in Figure 6.
There's a tendency in us – because of his detachment – to think Spock might be an ironicist.
Hammond thought that performers like Louis Armstrong and Cab Calloway (because of their "spurious showmanship") and Duke Ellington (because of his detachment from the troubles of what Hammond called "his race and original class") were inauthentic.
Some of the BS-CNTs were open in the base region probably because of the detachment of the catalytic particle during specimen preparation.
The upwardly mobile professionals who have moved into this new high-rise are drawn to it because of the detachment and anonymity it offers.
The upwardly mobile professionals that have moved into this new high-rise are drawn to it because of the detachment and anonymity it offers.
It is conceivable that mechanosensitive currents are lost after protease treatment because of neurite detachment from the culture dish.
If this were so then the long tether may be lost not because of proteolysis, but rather because of membrane detachment.
Six patients did not complete the study, one because of recurrent detachment within 1 week, and five because they missed their postoperative laser flare visits.
