Sentence examples for because of the propensity from inspiring English sources
A low viscosity maleated polyethylene was shown to be ineffective in toughening nylon 6; this was because of the propensity of polyethylene to become continuous even when nylon 6 was the majority component.
Because of the propensity of the electron-rich carbazolyl group to facilitate hole injection/transport, the presence of such moiety can increase the highest occupied molecular orbital levels and improve the charge balance in the resulting complexes relative to the parent platinum II) phosphor with 2-phenylpyridine ligand.
These rates may still be underestimates because of the propensity of females to make brief visits to breeding areas other than their parturition site [2]; there were no data indicating that the females had pups at the harvest site.
Because of the propensity for asymmetric recombination within the KIR gene family, the simple definitions of genes and alleles do not always apply [20], and as a consequence the reported number of human KIR genes varies.
Because of the propensity of S. cer.
Because of the propensity of clade 1 strains to be associated with oysters, these strains may possess unique genes enabling colonization of shellfish.
The assumption that the propensity score is equal among the individuals with X = c or X = t is stronger than the assumption of exchangeability because the determinants of the propensity score do not necessarily affect the outcome Y.
Perceptual confusion may arise because of the normal propensity of visual speech perception to evoke auditory percepts.
The latter is out of bounds for all but the most irresponsible of travellers because of the current propensity for Muslim guerrillas to pick tourists off the beach.
Now, there is an additional safety angle, because of the seeming propensity of a Ford Explorer to roll over if one of its tires falls apart.
Brachionus plicatilis was abundant in the lake because of the euryhaline propensity that enables this species to replace other Brachionus members in fluctuating saline environments (Kipriyanova et al. 2007).
