Sentence examples for because of the mixed from inspiring English sources

Even on Friday morning, SNP officials had played down predictions that the party could win an overall majority of more than 65 seats because of the mixed electoral system used at Holyrood.

"There is a stigma because of the mixed use of the properties compared with Belgravia and Knightsbridge, which prospered and have been able to offer trophy homes," he said.

Retaining the thousands of readers needed to make an individual site profitable may be difficult because of the mixed quality, said Ken Doctor, a news industry analyst with Outsell and author of the book "Newsonomics".

This model arises because of the mixed frequency in the data collection.

This could be because of the mixed reflectance of water and vegetation over wetlands that is not easily separated in coarse resolution imagery [29].

However, even though the effect of the plasma exposure was eliminated after a few days, the treated surfaces retained super-hydrophilic characteristics because of the mixed effect of natively hydrophilic silicon on surface smoothness and roughness [18, 19].

But because of the "very mixed ethnic geography of London", the pattern is less strong between ethnicity and exposure than the one between deprivation and exposure, Aether found.

National political experts say the Senate seat is anyone's to win, partly because of the deeply mixed political legacy left behind by Mr. Campbell, 71, who was elected as a Democrat in 1992, but then switched parties and won in 1998 as a Republican.

Conclusions: Because of the bicellular mixed composition of the vascular component and the tendency of synchronous maturation of both vascular and fibrous elements, it is suggested that juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma is similar to most hemangiomas by nature and is likely a vascular hamartoma or a pathologic and reactive proliferation of vessels.

G6PD A− was not associated with a black ethnicity, probably because of the genetically mixed population of Manaus.

Education was correlated with worker's socioeconomic status; its influence on claim filing is difficult to interpret because of the possible mixed effects of working conditions, self-efficacy, and content knowledge.