Sentence examples for because the origin of from inspiring English sources
"The original link between HIV and Yersinia pestis has been rather circumstantial," says Stumpf, because the origin of the CCR5 mutation "happened to fall into the time of the plague".
This is puzzling because the origin of a species is usually also the source of greatest genetic diversity.
The director Wash Westmoreland suggests that conservative documentaries cannot be interesting because "the origin of the word conservative is about not changing, accepting what is".
Dr. Meyers said he had "serious questions about authenticity," in no small part because the origin of the ossuary is clouded in mystery.
Science itself suggests that we may never know, because the origin of the universe is too distant from us in space and time.
Perhaps because the origin of stuttering is still not well understood; perhaps because the studies aimed at testing the efficacy of treatments still have serious methodological deficiencies.
Dr. Cambridge said the thieves did not realize that what they were stealing could have been considered federal evidence because of the origin of some animals.
Samuel Cummings once philosophised, "Americans may like guns because maybe the origin of the gun speaks of history, maybe the gun makes a home seem less vulnerable".
Because of the origin of the first positive samples, the virus was provisionally named Schmallenberg virus.
To verify this lethal effect in other cell types, we chose the cells originated from the skin or epithelium (NIH3T3, HeLa, LISP-A10, LISP-E11, HCT-8 and B16F10), because of the origin of the BALB/MK cells [ 11].
The ES2 stage criterion was used because determining the origin of the ES (sexual or aposporous) in ovules beyond the ES2 stage was problematic.
