Sentence examples for because of the capability from inspiring English sources
Microorganisms are capable of breaking the urethane or ester bonds because of the capability of microorganisms to attack the thermoset polymer and utilize it as a carbon source as well as nitrogen source (Zheng and Yanful 2005).
The effects on fish, meanwhile, "would likely be sublethal" because of "the capability of adult fish and shellfish to avoid a spill [and] to metabolise hydrocarbons".
This SiOC ceramics show much lower crystallization temperature because of the capability of HBPSO-VF to incorporate metallic iron into the backbone of PSO.
The demand for injection molded products in industry increases because of the capability of high-volume-production, suitable properties and high geometrical freedom of design.
Because of the capability to change both the natural frequency and mode shapes, the acoustic characteristics of SMA hybrid composite plates can be changed as well.
In this paper, Coloured Petri Nets (CPNs) is used as the means of description for the system model because of the capability of CPNs to model concurrent systems in hierarchical way.
"Because of the capabilities of so many teams, you're never out of it".
It says that capture might not be feasible because of time, because of the capabilities of the country where the killing takes place, because of the safety of troops, or maybe just due to "other factors".
"I think they're the most vulnerable because of their network problems and because of the capabilities that they demonstrated on the iPhone," he said.
I think one should expect that the technical competence of China will continue to improve, because of the capabilities of its people and the significant amount of resources the Chinese are putting into technology leadership in a variety of fields.
The reason companies like James' are so focused on art through screens and video content is because of the capabilities afforded by video that just can't be achieved with painting, photography or sculpture.
