Sentence examples for because they were later from inspiring English sources

His memories of the city "do not hang together, or fall into sequence, because they were later scattered like refugees, and were forced to take shelter in other times and places".

Perhaps because they were later acquisitions, chloroplast DNA continues to retain a copy of its own RNA polymerase.

Some other codes were eliminated because they were later conceived "redundant" and "marginal" (these two terms were drawn from Lewins and Silver 2007, p. 100).

Two women were withdrawn because they were later discovered to be in late pregnancy, having booked for standard antenatal care before recruitment, and one pregnant woman withdrew consent.

The study excluded patients whose TB diagnosis was changed during follow-up (either because there was no improvement after 2 months of empirical TB treatment or because they were later found to have a different diagnosis).

These El Tor outbreaks occurred in Indonesia and the Middle East (1926 1960) (5 ) and are often referred to as prepandemic isolates because they were later seen as forerunners of the seventh pandemic, which was also of the El Tor biotype.

For his summer vacation, Allen Iverson was embroiled in a domestic dispute that resulted in 14 criminal charges, though they were later dropped because the accusers gave conflicting testimony.

Each NumtS was assigned an identifying numeric code, according to increasing values starting from chromosome 1; a letter code (A, B, or C) was assigned to only 3 NumtS, because they were located later, when all other NumtS had already been characterised.

In a motion, the defendants countered that they acted fairly and that the plaintiffs' claims were untimely because they were brought years later.

Neither their buyers nor their makers regarded them as great art, and many of the pieces have survived only because they were cherished by later owners when taken abroad.

These were later dropped because they were deemed to add an unprofessional air to policing, Ms. Rosselli said.