Sentence examples for because of the degrees from inspiring English sources

With the very small sample size typical of RNAi screening studies, however, a mixed effects model would lack sufficient power because of the degrees of freedom added to the model due to a nested factor.

Wie is drawn to Stanford because of the degree of normalcy it affords her.

For example, Irish GDP is 20percentnt higher than Irish GNI because of the degree of foreign ownership in Ireland.

"This is particularly pronounced for black Americans because of the degree to which they have been defined by their blackness.

Nuclear Threats Nuclear terrorism may represent the darkest fear of all, simply because of the degree of destruction and huge number of casualties that are possible.

This is not simply because of the degree of stability created by state enforcement of contracts and the maintenance of currencies.

Photographers seem to be especially concerned with the topic, maybe because of the degree to which their medium is used to grease the wheels of commerce.

Douglas M. Fuchs and Michael Wilner, assistant United States attorneys in Los Angeles, said the prosecutors charged Mr. Kalina because of the degree of his involvement and the magnitude of the fraud.

''But what we see is that it is much more difficult to Belarus to do this than for example, Moldova, because of the degree of integration of the Belarus political, economic military and intelligence elite with Moscow".

Denis Donoghue, the Henry James Professor of English and American Letters at N.Y.U., said that to him the ideal student was John Keats, because of "the degree to which he paid attention".

"Because of the degree to which I'd internalised the messages I'd received during treatment, it took me years not to judge other women for what they were wearing in terms of risk.