Sentence examples for because of the narrower from inspiring English sources

Compared with TiO2, CdxZn1−xS shows excellent visible-light driven catalytic activity because of the narrower band gap and good photochemical stability.

The one exception was the Betaproteobacteria where two species were selected from each 5% interval because of the narrower range of GC% content (45 63%) in the available genomes.

The odds ratio for phosphate seems larger than the other variables because of the narrower distribution of phosphate than that of lactate or SIG.

H-reflex latencies and age were not correlated (r = 0.1), probably because of the narrower range of age of our population[ 8]. Figure 2A,B,C shows the H-reflex (empty symbols) and M-wave (filled symbols) recruitment curves obtained from three different subjects.

Driving a car in Guanajuato seems foolhardy because of the narrow streets.

"Argentina went bankrupt because of the narrow minds of politicians who rule that country," it said.

Therefore whatever the proposal we have to go with the recommendation to refuse because of the narrow lane.

"They have homes that are hard to defend, because of the narrow driveways and firefighters can't gain access quickly".

The gunman had a narrower field of fire than in previous killings because of the narrow bus door, law-enforcement officials noted.

Alistair Anderson, Bedfordshire I didn't enjoy my time at my single-sex grammar school, partly because of the narrow-minded way of teaching.

He explained that the poorer neighborhoods were the most activist and also the hardest for tanks to penetrate, because of the narrow lanes.