Sentence examples for because of the sole from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Blizzard, hoping to leverage her most recent victory into appearances at bigger clubs, said that beauty pageants engender a particularly pitched quality of "nuttiness" because of the sole focus on beauty.
In our study, sensitivity and specificity could be high because of the sole inclusion of migraine sufferers, without including other primitive headaches, such as cluster headache and tension-type headaches.
Because of the sole morphological examination of teeth could be misleading, species classification was confirmed in parallel by partial sequencing of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene used as the gold standard (Table S1) [9].
The prevalence of corkscrewed claws was on average approximately the same as in Norwegian dairy herds, but 26% of the animals being affected in one herd indicate that corkscrewed claws might cause problems in some herds because secondary lesions like haemorrhages of the sole, pedal ostitis and arthrosis of the distal interdigital joint are frequent in corkscrew claws [ 43, 44].
They also are not very durable because the sole of the boot does not last very long; after about a month of wearing them, you'll find that the back of the sole of the boot has a hole in it.
Owners will be able to walk on broken glass and other surfaces without any problems because of the special soles (which are 0.45 mm thick).
Athletic shoes are difficult to turn in because of the rubber soles.
List's name is expected to be a magnet for contemporary-art collectors, not only because she was known for her keen eye but also because she was the sole owner of most of the works.
These physiological treatments are highly important for understanding the formation and positioning of elements because they are the sole experimental means of altering elemental positions, except through physical damage, for the purpose of inferring the signal dynamics in a time sequence.
One can thus appreciate the need to monitor the effects of such therapies on tumour perfusion because the sole monitoring of tumour size as a guide to the efficacy of such treatments has little significance on its own, as it occurs only at a later stage (Fig. 4).
