Sentence examples for because they are represented from inspiring English sources

Why should these retirees, universities and charities, simply because they are represented by a private investment manager, be required to take additional risks or make additional investments, when G.M. or Ford shareholders are not?

LeView starts to place hydrogen bonds because they are represented by lines implying a higher probability of atom overlaps and bond crossings than nearby residues which are represented by ovals and placed in second.

Moreover, we treated Proteobacteria's five classes as phyla to describe, namely Alpha-, Beta-, Delta-, Epsilon- and Gamma-, because they are represented by the largest number of genomes, with 258 strains accounting for nearly half of sequenced genomes.

These three tissues were selected because they are represented by a large number of samples within the data, and several terms that should be specific to these tissue types were identified as significantly enriched.

As outlined in the Results section of Experiment 1, stimuli presented on the vertical meridian are not optimal for hemispheric analyses because they are represented in both visual cortices.

There has been little questioning of the nominations of O'Neal and Purcell because they are representing Wall Street.

Robert Frost has the most poems (59), but has fewer pages than Ezra Pound, Wallace Stevens or T. S. Eliot -- probably because they're represented by longer works.

These three species were chosen because they were represented in GenBank by the most genomic sequences.

Breast and cervical cancers were included because they were represented by relatively large samples.

Firstly, the majority of the PDI items were relevant for the construct to be measured, because they were represented in the responses to the open-ended question.

Hypertension, hyperlipidemia and diastolic blood pressure were not considered because they were represented by the included variable number of comorbidities (see below).