Sentence examples for because of some unknown from inspiring English sources

Heather seems a typical 2-year-old, but her brother, Brandon, who is 4, will not speak because of some unknown trauma.

The relationship of multiple impeller parameters and performance indices is difficult to describe because of some unknown hydrodynamic phenomena.

If God's non-existence is impossible because of some "unknown inconceivable qualities", why should we assume that these qualities do not belong to matter?

However, the complex I defect in such patients can be possibly because of some unknown mutations in nuclear genes encoding OXPHOS proteins and assembly factors.

A third explanation is that resistant salmonellae may be more virulent because of some unknown factor.

It is possible that the interactions of silybin and lasalocid are because of some unknown mechanism related to complex perturbations of biochemical processes.

Were H. R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman actually receiving their orders from Pluto? Was it because of some previously unknown affiliation with strange fashion cultists that Spiro T. Agnew wore ties with polka dots the size of half-dollars?

But there is not a community in America that isn't better off because of the hard work of some unknown staffer putting in long hours for modest pay to help get funding for a school, protect a natural resource or make sure that a local veteran gets the benefits she is owed.

We presumed that this trend might be because the effects of the changes in environmental factors lag behind the incidence of NPC or because some unknown environmental factors still exist in South China.

Because of high homology and some unknown gene information, all primers were blasted against the grapevine reference genome sequences.

The mesothelioma rate could only be estimated between the limits of methods 1 and 2 because of the unknown vital status of some subjects (see Methods).