Sentence examples for been conducted because of from inspiring English sources

Many researches on the application of superconducting tapes for large current apparatus have been conducted because of their advantages of low resistance and high efficiency.

So far, however, a comprehensive assessment incorporating a large and diverse set of target sequences has not been conducted because of practical difficulties in providing an accurately annotated target set.

Although these types of assays have been executed for decades, a rigorous statistical analysis of sources of variability has not been conducted because of the tedious nature of the manual experiment.

He said the union gave those cards to the labor board in January to request a unionization election, but none has been conducted because of litigation and because the board concluded that conditions were not right for an election.

It and hundreds of other trials of Dilantin the last four decades have been conducted because of the insistence -- and the riches -- of one man: Jack Dreyfus, the former president of the Dreyfus Fund, one of the first successful mutual funds.

It is necessary to assess the structural integrity of the graphite blocks and fuel compacts for thermal stress and dimensional changes; however, precise assessment has not been conducted because of the complexity of the fuel assembly geometry and absence of accurate temperature distribution.

A sensitivity analysis for the electricity cost is conducted because of the great variety of this parameter over the last years.

Flat cash was a good result, but it does mean that there is a real reduction in the volume of research being conducted because of the effects of inflation.

According to the blogger Miguel Octavio, citing PDVSA's official 2011 annual report, the Amuay refinery was scheduled to undergo nine maintenance shutdowns but only two were conducted because of lack of parts.

He added that he is confident Nelson has a good chance of winning if a full count is conducted because of his experience in handling recounts and how many votes seem to be missing from South Florida.

In a written statement, city spokesman Michael Stevens said the city was unaware of the nature of the FBI investigation but was "prepared to cooperate with any investigation being conducted". Because of the search warrants, City Hall was closed Tuesday but should reopen Wednesday, Stevens said.