Sentence examples for because the split between from inspiring English sources

Getting the date right is important for understanding the timing and course of animal evolution, because the split between the sponges and most other animals (called the Eumetazoa) was a key event in the early history of life on Earth.

But the U.S. House of Representatives had failed to pass it because the split between the two parties was too even.

Next, the Ti L2- and L3-edge EELS spectra can be used to identify the structure in metal titanium and titanium oxides, because the split between the L3 and L2 peaks increases and the centers of the L3 and L2 peaks are chemically shifted to higher energy losses as the degree of oxidation increases.

Thus, because the split between mammalian orders predates the KT boundary (Benton and Donoghue 2007; Bininda-Emonds et al. 2007; Wible et al. 2007), there appear to have been dramatic independent reductions in LTR element insertion rates in isolated lineages of placental mammals.

The council's decision also extends the term of the Palestinian Authority's parliament, although it is not functioning now because of the split between Fatah and Hamas.

(I'm not sure where you'd classify the 2000 election because of the split between the popular vote and the Electoral College, or 2004 since George W. Bush and John Kerry had essentially the same net favorability rating in the early going).

San Salvador is called "la ciudad de las dos caras de la moneda" – the city of two sides of the coin – because of the split between wealthy districts and poor areas downtown where people make a living hawking whatever they can sell – DVDs, food, hammocks.

Kramer believes that this view is shared by many western and Arab governments that would like to see Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority back in control of Gaza, not least because overcoming the split between Gaza and the West Bank would restore some credibility to the peace process.

The problems for RCT arise fundamentally because of the split between product randomness and process chance.

Because the mean age of the split between the Malawi and the Congo group is of a similar age, our results do neither reject the possibility of an uninterrupted evolutionary Bellamya lineage in Lake Malawi (the founder-flush model in Schultheiß et al. [ 47, 48]) nor the possibility that the lake was re-colonized after its Pliocene fauna went extinct, e.g. during severe lake level low stands [ 41].

It seems probable that HvHox2 and Vrs1 diverged after the split between Triticum and Hordeum, because no Vrs1 homologue is represented in the wheat EST database, whereas a wheat HvHox2 ortholog has been identified.