Sentence examples for because of very little from inspiring English sources

Proteins of lens fiber cells are prone to accumulate extensive post-translational modifications because of very little protein turnover.

In arid and semi-arid environment, the major and minor geological feature can easily be interpreted because of very little vegetative and other category of land use/cover to hide the structural and stratigraphic information.

It is well known that because of very little excitation of Rayleigh waves (Okada 1992; Zhang and Chen 2006), the free surface effect becomes negligible and the "Method of Images" can be applied to compute the fault slip history in full space.

Yet unless you're the 1 in 4, it's easy to dismiss it as something of very little importance, simply because you don't understand.

It is well-known that the thermal expansion of coarse-grained polycrystalline materials comes from crystallite and grain boundary, and that grain boundary has less contribution to the thermal expansion because of their very little fraction volume in the view of materials science.

The focus of the present research work encompasses the lignite deposits of the Cambay basin of Gujarat in a view to understand the petrological and geochemical attributes of the lignite deposits of Gujarat, because very little petrological data exists about these lignites as compared to the wealth of literature available on Indian Gondwana coals.

Another one is that in this application context, the past is no predictor of the future, because very little is known about the impact of the large-scale integration of DGs on distribution networks.

Virtually no one, however, calls the current housing market a bubble, in part because there is very little of the excess supply of unsold homes so common in past economic recessions.

Because of the high potency of ricin, very little toxin is required to cause illness.

This might be because very little of the modest gain for patients is the result of the new compounds discovered and marketed recently.

Twenty kilobases of intergenic ptDNA-sequence data from an additional geographical isolate of C. reinhardtii CC-22900) was obtained by data mining plastid sequences from GenBank; because very little of these sequence data overlap with the 14 regions described above they were only compared to the ptDNA of CC-503.