Sentence examples for because of their much from inspiring English sources
Eggs and embryos, because of their much larger size, are even more difficult to preserve.
While it is conceivable to define a set of variables that characterize the key attributes of many alphanumeric display formats, such a task seems difficult for graphic displays because of their much greater complexity.
Because of their much higher energies, however, X-ray photons are associated with the inner-shell electrons close to the atomic nuclei, whereas optical absorption and emission are related to the outermost electrons in atoms or in materials in general.
While it is difficult to know exactly why the plans have become more expensive, some employers say people who are likely to need medical care care are more likely to enroll in an H.M.O. because of their much lower co-payments.
Tom Johnson, owner and general manager of award-winning Bingham Hill Cheese Co. in Ft. Collins, Colorado, told me the raw-milk cheeses appeal to connoisseurs because of their "much more complex flavor profiles". There is no question, he said, that "pasteurization attenuates taste". Johnson is dismayed by the pasteurization trends in France.
The phytopathogenic fungi usually have stronger resistance to reactive oxygen species (ROSs) attack than bacteria or viruses, because of their much larger size and thicker cell wall/membrane.
Because of their importance, much effort has been put into the development of computational methods to predict the location of functional sites (see for example [1]).
And then there are moments that endure because of their audacity as much as their impact.
They will actually need bigger water changes because of their size, and how much they can eat.
"Five thousand, 7,000 people aren't going to come risk their lives just because of politics, much less their children's, their wives' — they're not going to do it because of politics," he added.
