Sentence examples for because of the extinction from inspiring English sources

But because of the extinction of many species and the endangerment of many more, via human pressures, this global nutrient pump has been crippled, compromising the earth's fertility.

Unfortunately, many Americans don't have the luxury to enjoy animals such as whales because of the extinction of most of them.

Because of the extinction of Oncomelania nosophora in Japan, all new patients with acute schistosomiasis have become infected abroad.

Because of the low extinction coefficient of lanthanide ions, UCNPs generally have limited capability to convert light directly into heat.

Because of the complete extinction of salmon in Poland, a restitution program was initiated based on the Latvian population from the Daugava river [ 18]; it was not possible to use stocking material from the geographically closer Lithuanian Neman river at that time because of its small population size.

Because of the lower extinction coefficient of this species within the 380 500 nm region with respect to the trans state, the transient absorption spectra at t = 0 shows a large negative bleaching signal that mirror-images the steady-state absorption spectra of trans-MRS5543.

We have called this the "direct component" of the extinction because these extinctions are a direct consequence of losing source habitats.

This suggests that the conservation of both F and G should be prioritised, because the extinction of either would leave a single descendant of the oldest and most unusual lineage in the phylogeny [c.f. 15], [24].

(We neglected here the possibility that nucleotides could arise also from an interaction of light-generated nitrogenous base radicals N with sugar-phosphates R. Because the extinction of nitrogenous bases in UV is by orders of magnitude higher than that of sugar phosphates, this possibility is more than real).

'The fifth great mass extinction is the most well-known to the general public because it involved the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs (Wake and Vredenburg 2008) and the survival of the only existing living group of dinosaurs, the birds' (Wagler 2012, 49).

Because of the threat of extinction, it was designated as an endangered species in 1997 by the Ministry of Environment of Korea and protected by national legislation.