Sentence examples for because of the technically from inspiring English sources

However, it has not reached its full potential in point-of-care diagnosis because of the technically demanding and labor-intensive methods, which limit its accessibility in low-resource areas.

In 2010, Ruten decided that they would not put back into service, largely because of high maintenance costs and low availability of spare parts because of the technically complex design and small series.

It holds a large number of samples from across the world; however, since 2011, its use and resulting citations have consistently decreased because of the technically lengthy and complicated data uploading process.

Because of course, technically, no.

Until recently, such numbers were largely meaningless, because of the cost of a RAM chip (technically known as a D-RAM, or dynamic random access memory, chip).

It was the most emotional scene of the day, and also one of the most technically tricky, because of the ways that players' choices in Mass Effect 1 and 2 carry over into the new sequel.

"We have kept and cataloged all the parts and will try to reinstall it, but that is technically tough because of the way the building is being reconfigured," Mr. Warfel said.

That's true both technically and because of the removal of unnecessary formalities.

However, the assessment of RV function is still technically difficult because of the complicated geometry of the RV.

Nevertheless, in mice arterial sampling is technically difficult because of the relatively small diameters and fragility of the mouse blood arteries [12].

Performing endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) by using standard endoscopy platforms is technically challenging because of the equipment's lack of dexterity.