Sentence examples for because of technical advances from inspiring English sources

Photography arrived late in the development of the visual arts, and, because of technical advances, its methods have been more quickly rendered obsolete.

Officials say the United States is near a turning point because of technical advances as well as the growing need for gentler arms among military peacekeepers and antiterror forces.

The clinical use of spectroscopy as an adjunct to MRI has expanded dramatically over the past decades because of technical advances in hardware and pulse sequence design that have improved the spatial and temporal resolution of spectral data.

"There have been a lot of technical advances," said Brendan McCormick, a Philip Morris spokesman.

The incidence has been increasing in recent years because of the technical advances of imaging studies, especially ultrasound cardiography and cardiac MRI.

The incidence of BM is believed to be increasing, not only because of the advances in the treatment of patients diagnosed with primary malignancies and decreased mortality but also because of the technical advances in neuroimaging (Barnholtz-Sloan et al, 2004; Gavrilovic and Posner, 2005).

The change is not because of a technical advance, to be clear, but rather one that required negotiations on YouTube's part.

Largely because of the continued technical advances in the field of mass spectrometry, direct determination of proteins produced by an organism is becoming increasingly feasible, providing an opportunity to not only confirm the existence of genes predicted in genome annotations, but also to identify previously non-predicted proteins.

Any segment not seen because of technical difficulties advancing the colonoscope around the colon was not rated.

However, morphologic and dynamic studies of the vocal tracts during speech have been gaining greater attention, mainly because of the rapid technical advances being made with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and image analysis and processing techniques.

There have been a series of recent technical advances that suggest that engineers will not hit a wall ending the advance in computer performance any time soon.