Sentence examples for because they bear a from inspiring English sources

These T lymphocytes must either express more truncated WASP than other cells bearing the same genotype or they are WASP-positive because they bear a somatic allele.

It cautioned against building long chains because they bear a greater risk of falling apart.

Another is the decision by some women "not to go for broke," she said, because they bear a greater share of family obligations.

Chefs were surveyed because they bear a leading role in the gastronomy sector, at the core of product and managerial innovations (Rao et al. 2003).

Sheriff's officials said two of the victims may have been targeted because they bear a resemblance to the suspect.

Only persons age 40 and older were sampled because they bear a greater burden of chronic disease compared to adults aged 18 39.

His remarks immediately became famous, not least because they bore an eerie resemblance to the words of Chance, aka Chauncey Gardiner, the simpleminded gardener mistaken for a wise man in the movie Being There.

Once it became clear that such interventions were being dreamed up, not because they bore any calculated response to a problem but in the hope that their size alone would "restore confidence to markets", who wouldn't lie awake anxious?

"Dhammas," the Theravādin commentarial literature states, "are so called because they bear their particular inherent characteristics" (Vibh-a 45; Vibh-mṭ 35; Paṭis-a I 79; Vism XV 3), and a particular characteristic "is the intrinsic nature that is not held in common by other dhammas" (Vism-mhṭ II 137).

It is important because they bear silent witness to what an engine of human mass destruction Saddam Hussein's regime was.

The leafy shoots (often called gametophores, because they bear the sex organs) arise from a preliminary phase called the protonema, the direct product of spore germination.