Sentence examples for broad because of the from inspiring English sources
The search terms for the anatomical regions were deliberately broad because of the known variation in how the sites of origin of HPV-related head and neck cancers have been termed across different publications (a lack of standardisation that impedes research in this field).
But the implications of the Stupak amendment are broader, because of the structure of the exchange.
The line appears even broader because of the loss of axial resolution due to the uniform wavelength rather than wavenumber sampling.
We postulated that the target HIV-infected population for LTBI screening should be broader because of the wealth of data demonstrating the resurgence of TB due to the HIV epidemic.
In November 2008, SAC, which is based in Stamford, Conn., let Mr. Hollander go during broad cuts because of the financial crisis.
He said that kind of network overlay had not been previously attempted on such a broad scale because of the cost of providing so many smart machines and the software to manage them.
A modified pET28b vector was designed to produce N-terminal polyhistidine-tagged proteins with a simple construction scheme having broad applicability because of the use of rare SapI cloning sites.
The film didn't get a broad release because of the displeasure of the Catholic Church, but you can rent or buy it on Amazon or iTunes.
After the incorporation of MTX, amide bond between 1450 and 1640 cmergedrged to form a broad peak because of the C=N double bond in MTX-(E)).
Clemente died, in the broadest sense, because of the earthquake — he was on a plane from Puerto Rico carrying relief supplies he'd collected when it crashed.
