Sentence examples for because of the definite from inspiring English sources
Because of the definite association of serum CRP levels and inflammation, it has long been perceived as some kind of regulator of this process.
Because of the lack of the definite biomarkers to select the optimal responders, only approximately 20% of patients with advanced NSCLC would respond to single checkpoint inhibitors-based immunotherapy.
This case is difficult because the mountain-pass reduction of the definite case is not available, and it is not known if the Palais-Smale sequences are bounded.
Remember Thiel's concept of the definite optimist.
Because the definite integral of a function determines the area under its curve, integration is still sometimes referred to as quadrature.
From a formal mathematical point of view, the incremental change dU in the internal energy is an exact differential (see differential equation), while the corresponding incremental changes d′Q and d′W in heat and work are not, because the definite integrals of these quantities are path-dependent.
108, 109 Up to now, because the definite mechanism of POAG is still unclear, it is not the appropriate time to separate completely NTG from POAG.
Because the definite underlying pathophysiologic mechanism of syndrome X is not fully understood, there is no consensus about its treatment.
The production and utilization of Camelina as a biofuel have been limited because of the lack of definite knowledge about resistance to abiotic stresses, despite Camelina's advantages of being able to adapt to a wide range of climates and being able to grow in barren environments that are usually unsuitable for food crops.
This is simply because the definite description might not designate.
It always surprises me that this movie came out as recently as 1992 because this film has the definite feel of the late 80s to me, something from the same era as, say, Weekend at Bernie's and other such classics (as regular readers will know by now, there are no higher compliments from me).
