Sentence examples for because of their richness from inspiring English sources

Because of their richness of aspartic acid residues, the Asp-rich proteins are supposed to act as novel Ca2+ "entrapping" proteins.

Majority of fruits are generally sweet because of their richness in sugar.

Firstly, it should be noted that police records are the main data source for injury severity analysis in the road safety literature because of their richness.

In this context, the sedimentites that crop out near the mouth of the Chocorí Creek contain a set of palaeontological sites that, because of their richness and well-preserved fossil content, hold high national and international importance.

Oil shale deposits of the Green River Formation (GRF) in Northwestern Colorado, Southwestern Wyoming, and Northeastern Utah may become one of the first oil shale deposits to be developed in the U.S. because of their richness, accessibility, and extensive prior characterization.

Ahhh, the anomaly of red hair color -- we go for reds because of their richness and vibrancy, and yet, they are the colors to fade and dull the fastest.

Because of their incredible richness, four 15-ounce T-bone steaks at $180 plus shipping are enough for eight people.

Because of their species richness, the Philippines belong to the 25 biodiversity hotspots on earth, but are simultaneously the one with the lowest percentage (3%) of remaining primary vegetation [ 10].

The objective of this study was not to generalize possible findings to the whole population of farmers or veterinarians but to obtain insight into a phenomenon as experienced by a range of individuals selected for this study because of their 'information richness' [ 22].

Cichlid fishes are an excellent model system for studying speciation and the formation of adaptive radiations because of their tremendous species richness and astonishing phenotypic diversity.

The Pyrenees are especially renowned as an important plant diversity hotspot because of their high floristic richness (around 3500 species and subspecies of vascular plants) [ 10, 11], including considerable endemicity (about 4% of the plant species are endemic) and numerous plant associations [ 12, 13].