Sentence examples for because of volatile from inspiring English sources

Analysts often like to combine March and April to get a clearer picture of shoppers' habits, because of volatile weather patterns at that time of year and the effect of the Easter holiday, which moves around the calendar.

Coty had contemplated going public two years ago but held off because of volatile market conditions.

But it has put off its plans because of volatile Asian markets and the need to streamline its baffling amalgam of dozens of holding companies and joint ventures.

The company called it a record quarter but said the results had been hurt by losses in Europe because of volatile power and gas prices.

Economists expect it to continue on a downward path but have warned there could be a short-term spikes upwards along the way because of volatile oil prices.

In fact, he said, because of volatile energy prices, the agency has revised its Insulation Fact Sheet, which provides recommendations for insulation in the home.

This is because the portion of volatile PGMEA in the apparently dried film is larger, which is outgassed to leave behind the pores while the non-volatile SSQ is crosslinked upon UV curing [17].

In this context, the observed results appear very robust, because higher concentrations of volatile anesthetics could possibly exert even more pronounced organ-protective effects.

In a previous study, we showed that T. viridana avoided T-oaks, which may have occurred because their blend of volatile organic compounds contained a higher ratio of sesquiterpenes and higher emission rates of α-farnesene and germacrene D [ 29].

However, because the delivery of volatile anesthetics in the ICU has become available with the AnaConDa system, isoflurane and sevoflurane are new options for sedation of postoperative and critically ill patients.

The other walls showcase Sherwin-Williams HealthSpec, a nontoxic latex paint designed for use in hospitals because it is free of volatile organic compounds.