Sentence examples for because understanding of the from inspiring English sources

Because understanding of the degree of excess degassing and its mechanisms can provide insight into eruption processes (Shinohara, 2008), it is important to obtain both directly measured and petrologically estimated amounts of SO 2 emissions accurately.

I make that point because understanding of the original meanings of words became unclear or forgotten over time leading to the traditional translations we know today.

Because understanding of the inventory, connectivity and dynamics of the components characterizing the process of coagulation is relatively mature, it has become an attractive target for physiochemical modeling.

The year 1970 was selected because understanding of the effects of trauma on psychotic symptoms dates back to at least the 1970s [ 34, 35] which contributed to the official introduction of PTSD into the DSM-III in 1980 [ 36].

The dose in the renal study was lower because understanding of the safety, PK, and pharmacodynamics of edivoxetine at the time the renal study was conducted was not as extensive relative to when the hepatic study was conducted; as a result, a conservative renal study design was implemented.

We are long overdue for a new perspective — both because our understanding of the neuroscience underlying addiction has changed and because so many existing treatments simply don't work.

What was funny 30 years ago isn't always funny today, because our understanding of the world changes over time.

It was a little difficult because my understanding of the language was not so perfect, and sometimes I would be embarrassed to ask Charlie what exactly he meant.

I write separately because my understanding of the doctrinal foundation on which that holding rests is, if not inconsistent with that of the Court, at least more nuanced.

The fact that the research results are not always clear is because our understanding of the biology and the science is not always clear.

However, the Nature paper sparked considerable debate and controversy among marine scientists around the world, in part because our understanding of the oceans' phytoplankton at a global scale, and over long timescales is quite poor.