Sentence examples for because of the scatter from inspiring English sources

Partly because of the scatter of cape-wearers: rustling around in my hooded mac, I flattered myself that I had come in costume.

This indicates that the aggregation of the N: ZnO particles can deteriorate the carrier mobility because of the scatter of carrier by particle boundaries.

Low haemoglobin concentration and high water concentration strongly affected the measurements because of the scatter fraction increasing against depth.

In correspondence of these states, a decrease of the conductance with respect the pure system can occur because of the scattering of the conducting electron by the effective potential due to the impurity presence [3].

The Raman spectra of the as-grown Si sample showed a sharp solid line with an FWHM of only 0.08 cm-1 located at 528.72 cm-1 because of the scattering of first-order phonons.

Structures such as atelectatic lung areas and/or areas of pleural effusion immediately adjacent to highly acoustic interfaces, such as the diaphragm, may appear to be duplicated because of the scattering of the sonic signal [ 28- 31].

One sample was without steel fibers and the rest of the samples were twin models with the same property because of the probable scatter of results.

In fact, the introduction of new data easily causes a change in the value of Δδt n /δt n because of the large scatter of δt n as shown in Figure 7.

Because of the wide scatter of the observed values and also as a consequence of the lack of consistent statistical data, the lognormal distribution for the threshold chloride concentration was used in this study (Akgül and Frangopol 2005a, b).

The smoothing increase is clearer with the MZ scale than with the KD scale, because of the large scatter in the latter's results, evident in Table 2.

"It's nice to be the No. 1 network, because I think the majority of the scatter money is coming our way," he added.