Sentence examples for because the mate from inspiring English sources

Because the MATE has not been used previously in the museum context, we tested Cronbach's alpha as a measure of device reliability and internal consistency.

Because the MATE was demonstrated to be a reliable tool for measuring the acceptance of evolution among non-biology major undergraduate students (Rutledge and Warden [2007]), we thought the instrument to be potentially useful for measuring evolution acceptance in other populations with a greater range of variation, including levels of education and differing religious backgrounds.

Because the MATE is said to assess only "acceptance" of evolution (reviewed in Wagler and Wagler [2013]), we added two questions from the Knowledge of Evolution Exam (KEE; Cotner et al. [2010]; Moore et al. [2009]; Schauer et al. [2014]) to better assess students' "knowledge" of evolution (Additional file 2, questions #33 and #34).

These hypotheses would seem unlikely because the mate fidelity of territory owners is generally expected to be stronger in eagle owls than in songbirds, and mate attraction, stimulation or guarding during or after the dawn chorus is nonsensical because after sunrise individuals retreat to their diurnal roosts to rest.

But the discovery is scientifically significant because the mating behavior exhibited is essentially the same as that of froghoppers today.

"We think that is when the human baculum would have disappeared because the mating system changed at that point," Opie said.

Because the mating type gene helps Tetrahymena recognize others of a different sex, the researchers say that the finding could shed light on how other cells, including those in humans, recognize those that are different from themselves.

"The psychology has always been the same, but the dynamics have changed because the mating environment has changed".

"The psychology has always been the same, but the dynamics have changed because the mating environment has changed," he told VICE.

The two remaining viable spores are disomic, and because the mating-type cassettes are located on chromosome III, these will be non-maters.

Second, prolonged copulation might be a method of mate-guarding, because the mates would normally segregate after copulation to form unisexual groups which persist throughout the non-breeding season [29].