Sentence examples for because the peak of from inspiring English sources

Because the peak of influenza seasons rarely occur before late December, vaccination campaigns conducted in November will come in time to allow recipients to develop immunity, a process that takes from one to two weeks.

The timing was ominous, forecasters said, because the peak of the storm would coincide with high tide, making storm surges of up to 10 feet and severe flooding likely at and north of landfall.

Because the peak of DNA methylation was offset into the region containing the first exon, we next compared the pattern of methylation surrounding the TSS with the level of gene expression.

This time was chosen because the peak of SR Ca2+ release occurs at about 5 ms after peak ICa, with a time to 90% decay of about 45 ms (50).

For the pairs in (B ), because the peak of the lap-averaged CC between cell G and I occurred at a negative time lag, we ordered the pair as IG.

This is because the peak of chewing-stimulated salivary flow rate has been reported to be approximately 6 ml/min in the first minute and decreases to a plateau of approximately 1 ml/min across the next 15 min in healthy adults [ 24].

It is particularly poignant because arguably the peak of that generation came against Germany at the Kashima Stadium in Japan.

Astronomers say that because of the peak of activity and the brightness of the moon, the seven days between Monday and Nov. 12 should make for the best viewing this year.

I don't know if that's possible, but maybe indirectly, because at the peak of his career he had a lot of people working for him.

This served me well over time, because at the peak of the human genome project, our group was made up of almost 300 people.

"None of the correlations are significant over the whole period [studied]," he says, because the peaks of rainfall and sunspots don't coincide exactly.