Sentence examples for because of the latent from inspiring English sources

Egypt has great potential because of the latent power of its human capital.

My father was Carmichael's room-mate at Indiana University and afterwards in New York, where the song was written in 1930.Mary Gay Gorrell MooreVirginia Beach, VirginiaA snowball's chance in hellSIR – The difficulty Brad Hays had melting a snowball in a microwave is because of the latent heat of ice (Letters, June 19th).

They considered that the rim was formed by the rapid crystal growth along the droplet surface, which should become cooler than the interior because of the latent heat of evaporation.

This finding conflicted with previous reports (Mindess et al. 2003) that, because of the latent hydraulic activity of BFS, concrete with BFS normally exhibits lower strength at early ages, but higher strength during long-term aging than concrete without BFS.

In such instances, state classification would be misclassified because of the latent period between exposure and development of disease.

In particular, substitution rates may be reduced in wild birds because of the latent period associated with environmental (water-borne) transmission.

Because the dimensionality of the latent parameters is too high to calculate directly.

We fitted measurement-invariant LMMs (because the meaning of the latent health states also remains constant over time for these models) with 2 and 4 transition probability matrices for 2, 3, or 4 latent health states (Web Table 1).

Longitudinal invariance is almost meaningless for these two levels of structural invariance because the distribution of the latent factor has to be standardized at each of the three cycles for the group of reference (here, men) to insure model identification.

James Madison stressed in Federalist 10 that government's appropriate endeavors must be well defined, because, "The latent causes of faction are thus sown in the nature of man". Big government ensures favoritism, waste and corruption.

Discriminant validity is established because: 1) the correlation of the latent variable scores with the measurement items shows an appropriate pattern of loadings; the measurement items have high loadings (> 0.70) on their theoretically assigned construct and low loadings (< 0.30) on other constructs.