Sentence examples for because of the inaccessibility of from inspiring English sources
However, because of the inaccessibility of those areas, forestry has developed slowly.
Henry has been generally neglected by historians because of the inaccessibility of his works.
Because of the inaccessibility of this side valley of the river Ant, and the fact that its few owners have guarded its privacy, Sutton Fen has all but fallen off the map.
An open letter from the Human Rights Commission found that in many situations patients, particularly women with disability, do not get a service at all because of the inaccessibility of fixed-height examination beds.
B cell and plasma cell responses take place in lymphoid organs, but because of the inaccessibility of these organs, analyses of human responses are largely performed using peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC).
These pioneering studies have detected many novel pathophysiological mechanisms, which were impossible to study previously because of the inaccessibility of disease tissues and cells.
(b) The term hospital care and medical services means class V dental care, priority III medical services, nursing home care and non-VA hospital care and/or fee medical/dental care if VA is unable to provide the required medical care economically at VA or other government facilities because of geographic inaccessibility or because of the unavailability of the required services at VA facilities.
The Rocky Mountains were one of the last regions in North America to be explored by Europeans, because of the inaccessibility and ruggedness of the terrain.
These results are comparable to those of [75] in India and [76] in Northern China which showed that the recalcitrant material showed minimal decrease across different land use types most likely due to the inaccessibility of MOC because of the strong bonds created between the clay surfaces and the soil organic carbon.
Because of the height of the ceiling and the inaccessibility of the ceiling frescoes, the precise nature of the damage and the problems that would be encountered by the restoration team could not be entirely foreseen until after the decision to restore was taken, and the scaffolding was in place.
