Sentence examples for because the unavailability from inspiring English sources
The Board knew, because it was a matter of public record, that TWA had been delayed in financing its jet fleet and the Board's opinion was that TWA had probably suffered because more attractive financing terms were no longer available and because the unavailability of equipment may have contributed to the company's failure to maintain its normal share of the transportation market.
Considering all the local generating units to be always fully available (i.e. zero FOR) is obviously highly optimistic because the unavailability of generating units are generally much higher by an order of magnitude than the unavailability of transmission circuits.
This has prompted HEV immunisation studies based mainly on recombinant proteins, because the unavailability of an efficient cell culture system for HEV replication has precluded the development of vaccines based on inactivated or attenuated whole-virus particles.
(ii) If the fee you would pay under this paragraph (b)(4) is less than BLM's actual costs as a result of consideration of the FLPMA Section 304(b) factors, and we are not able to process your document promptly because of the unavailability of funding or other resources, you will have the option to pay BLM's actual costs to process your document.
(b) The term hospital care and medical services means class V dental care, priority III medical services, nursing home care and non-VA hospital care and/or fee medical/dental care if VA is unable to provide the required medical care economically at VA or other government facilities because of geographic inaccessibility or because of the unavailability of the required services at VA facilities.
We did not include DQA1 or DRB3,4,5 in this study, partly because of the unavailability of genotyping kits and partly because that their LD with corresponding DQB1 or DRB1 alleles would be too tight to be delineated.
We did not include DQA1 or DRB3, 4, and 5 in this study, partly because of the unavailability of genotyping kits and partly because that their LD with corresponding DQB1 or DRB1 alleles would be too tight to be delineated.
Because of the descriptive nature of this study and because of the unavailability of previous information about the topic, we did not formally calculate a sample size.
Atrophic changes of the skin increase because of the lack of vitamin A, and atrophy of muscle increases because of the unavailability of vitamin E. After a growth period of human metabolism, there sets in a gradual decline: slow structural changes other than those due to preventable diseases or accidents occur.
