Sentence examples for because we have studied from inspiring English sources
"We become artists in the act of creating art, not because we have studied or been paid," writes François Matarasso in a piece on A Restless Art blog.
This may not be surprising because we have studied genes, whereas Gould and Eldredge studied morphology.
We used cassette 234-β-EGFP as the reporter because we have studied it extensively in the past and because it is similar to cassettes that would be used for gene therapy.
Because we have studied plasma-derived prothrombin, rMZ-II, rP2-II, and FPR-meizothrombin activation by gel electrophoresis, we can conclude that meizothrombin lingers throughout the activation of prothrombin by prothrombinase assembled with factor VaΔ659−663 or factor Va5K.
"Our plan for next year is 100 to 120 students," he said, "which we think we can get, because we've studied the market very closely and we believe that as an institution, we can distinguish ourselves in certain programs that are in demand here".
Because we had studied few populations for each host, we did not study the host:diet interaction.
Because of this, we have studied the liquid liquid extraction of toluene from n-heptane at 313.2 K and the vapor liquid separation of n-heptane from toluene in the presence of [amim][DCA] and [bzmim][DCA] at 323.2 K, 343.2 K, and 363.2 K.
That is because, over the range of organisms we have studied, there is saturation of mutational changes at the 3rd positions of codons, with resulting homoplasy if this information is included.
"We have to monitor this very closely because of all the viruses we have studied so far in the last 20 years, this has the highest potential to mutate to become a pandemic virus," said Jernigan.
Also, for comparison purpose, we have studied MSN because information provisioning to actors of museum [49] is crucial based on relations among the actors.
Because most Pol II mutant phenotypes we have studied correlate with strength of observed biochemical defects, it is difficult to distinguish whether observed in vivo growth defects derive especially from defects in a particular facet of transcription.
