Sentence examples for because of the construct from inspiring English sources

"If I'm going to be called a Muslim feminist, then it's because of the construct of patriarchy," Qayyum says.

The absence of a significant effect on α-crystallin expression is expected because of the construct we used to express the transgene.

We did not consider this, because of the constructed participant code, which did not allow us to identify the individual GP.

Otherwise, cross-cultural comparisons of findings made using KINDL-Kid questionnaires could be misleading because the equivalence of the construct measured is questionable.

Because the size of the construct has a critical influence on efficiency of protein transduction [ 53], we tested several truncated versions of the previously described NC128 protein [ 19] and chose N89 as the shortest protein with the full inhibitory potential.

Both other studies are of fair methodological quality because the aspects of the construct to be measured were poorly described, and it was not taken into account whether all items referred to relevant aspects of the WLQ [ 27, 37].

Because the meaning of the construct the instrument is designed to measure may differ from one culture to other, it is of paramount importance to ensure cultural equivalence before using a translated version of the scale in the Hong Kong Chinese context.

Because of the importance of the construct of social cognition for real world functioning and because of its strong psychometric properties, the managing emotion branch of the MSCEIT was included as a separate domain within the MCCB [ 25].

All cells inside a tissue engineering construct die within a short period of time after implantation of the construct because vascularization and establishment of connections to the recipient circulatory system is a time consuming process.

Quality measures are often chosen not only because of the clinical importance of the construct they measure but also their ease of use.

I don't like white women because I'm not particularly fond of the construct of whiteness or what it represents.