Sentence examples for because of the drastically from inspiring English sources

The clinical differentiation between primary sclerosing cholangitis, cholangiocarcinoma and IgG4-related sclerosing cholangitis is difficult, but distinguishing between the diseases is critical because of the drastically different therapies and prognoses.

Even still, the Grizzlies--whose fans consistently sell out the FedEx Forum--can't financially compete with the Celtics, Bulls, Knicks or Lakers because of the drastically steeper ticket prices, especially with luxury suites.

Because of the drastically different circumstances and behavior of the cell types analyzed by these studies, the mechanism described herein is distinct from those described in previous works (Shim et al., 2008; Belzil et al., 2013).

And they'd reduced the dose of vincristine drastically because of the risk of nerve damage.

The weather in Park City, Utah has been surprisingly pleasant (which I am sure will change drastically because of the sentence I just wrote).

In Stockholm, road wear increases drastically because of the use of studded winter tires and traction sand on streets, such that up to 90% of the locally emitted PM10 during the winter may be due to road abrasion (Johansson et al. 2007).

They identified a wide spectrum of possible effects: these costs could merely represent a financial nuisance for a league that recorded $8.5 billion in revenue last year, or, if insurance costs rise drastically because of such claims, the N.F.L. could be forced to alter its rules to reduce head trauma.

Still, even with fewer features, the Home Hub is compelling because of its drastically lower price.

Realistically, because of their drastically inferior goal difference, they would need to win their final four games and hope Danny Lennon's side lose all of theirs.

But the Arctic region has captured more attention in recent months, in part because of its drastically changing climate.

Congress and the president have been credited (at least by some) with preventing further deterioration, but their ability to right the economic ship seems in dry dock because of drastically differing political and economic policies, the constraints of the federal deficit and debt, or just an inherent distrust of federal power.