Sentence examples for because of the driving from inspiring English sources
Because of the driving force of hydrophobic interaction, HCPT spontaneously transferred into the hydrophobic cores of the NPs.
Thus, a minimal energy state was attained in aqueous media, and the lipophilic drug PTX spontaneously transferred inside the hydrophobic cores of particles because of the driving force of hydrophobic interaction (Figure 1).
When the WRPC samples were sintered at high temperatures (1,200 1,270 °C), because of the driving force of sintering, the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) micrographs exhibited neck growth.
Yet because of the driving need to see victims ― particularly female victims ― in a sort of purist way, it comes as a shock to learn that the person who murdered those girls was not a man.
"We're continuing to exploit it not only for the energy reasons, but also because of the driving experience".
Despite the observations about the number of young people lost to street violence, crime and slavery, or because of them, the driving force of this novel is ultimately resilience – the power of love and acceptance to face down terrible things.
Because of this, the driving force to recommend alloSCT is the physician's estimates of the patient's tolerability of alloSCT: if she assess that the patient will not be able to tolerate alloSCT, the physician will not recommend transplant.
Little is being done to counter the phenomenon, mainly because the logic of the driving behaviour that causes this dirt road widening is not fully understood.
We would like to see cycle awareness training as part of the driving test because everyone needs to understand the other point of view," says CTC spokesperson Jacqui Shannon.
Its significance to the German carmakers is all the greater because of the way the driving experience is being transformed to become, in some cases, fully automated.
Furthermore, the forecasts are not able to capture extreme groundwater levels, primarily because of inadequacies in the driving rainfall forecasts.
