Sentence examples for because of the robustness from inspiring English sources

"The reason prospective buyers are interested is because of the robustness of the bank's governance and the fact it is focused on green infrastructure," they said.

Because of the robustness of their barrel structures, βMPs have great potential as nanosensors for single-molecule detection.

That translates into a larger profit margin for the studios.Meanwhile, because of the robustness of the disc, HD DVD players have proved to be much cheaper to build.

"I think the NFL has been able to flourish because of the robustness of its league model," says Mr Kirkwood.

This method has received good reviews because of the robustness of the results obtained (Indecon 2004; Tibble 2005).

Because of the robustness and suspended geometry of the carbon nanowire, the nanowire could be easily functionalized with sensing materials using a simple lift-off process.

It is robust because the empirically fitted repulsive potential automatically takes account of most of the complicating factors of the model, and because of this robustness, the model has proven as successful as quantum mechanical calculations in predicting the structures of compounds with polar bonding.

The proposed procedure stands out because of the portability, robustness, and simplicity for in-field analysis of iodide in seawater.

Lastly, lithium metal is compatible with many solid electrolytes and is less likely to form dendrites during cycling because of the mechanical robustness of the solid electrolyte [149].

Subcutaneous Achilles tendon rupture is a meta-traumatic injury that occurs in a clinical context in which a trauma, generally ineffective to cause the lesion, acts on an altered tendon already degenerated because of the constitutional robustness of the subject, related to contributory factors such as age, gender, lifestyle and sport activities [1].

The Genomica CLART assay was chosen because of the great robustness and reliability of this assay.