Sentence examples for because we have defined from inspiring English sources

"We can succeed because we have defined success narrowly enough".

Because we have defined oil phase, we have to define the relative permeability curve to describe the flow of gas in the shale gas model.

However this method may be inappropriate for our data, because we have defined in such a way that coding fRNAs must have at least a 50% overlap with coding regions, allowing folds to have some overlap with upstream and downstream regions.

However, this formulation cannot be applied directly because we have defined the likelihood function p y∗(t)| θ, M) only for the observed points in the space of model output.

This is a key result because we have defined a computable, finite region of the μ m - μ p plane in which oscillations can occur and in which we can search for oscillatory solutions; see Figure 2. The data can tell us something about the parameters directly.

Newspapers are in trouble because they have defined their missions as being everything to everyone.

Because evangelicals are hard pressed for unity to begin with, and because they have defined themselves less and less in terms of historic Christian creeds, their objections to Mormonism might carry less and less cultural weight.

Politicians and policy makers eagerly await reports of the latest indices of economic performance, because economists have defined and developed the metrics of national and global economic output and success.

Ironically, this gap exists, in large part, because we haven't defined key skills correctly.

This means we can't really study the effectiveness of various treatment modalities because we haven't defined success.

Because other investigators have defined the hydrolytic spectrum of the NmcA enzyme, we have not established whether the NmcA enzyme was solely responsible for the carbapenem resistance in our isolate (11, 13 ).