Sentence examples for but likely also because from inspiring English sources

However, they were difficult to detect, mainly because of the small sample size, that negatively affected the statistical significance, but likely also because of the association of miR expression with tissue specificity and differentiation [ 39].

He has seen the masked devil and has been told of his supernatural power; no human part of the devil is allowed to show... because it might be contaminated by the presence of the uninitiated, but it seems likely also because the unveiled power might do harm; for the same reason no one outside the school may see the devil unmasked for fear of blindness or death".

This difference has not been often appreciated, likely also because both brightenings are referred to as "localized".

It is unnecessary now, not only because a massive first strike is no longer likely, but also because warheads on submarines are impervious to a possible first strike.

If I have 1,000 people in my Facebook network and the majority of my friends pay the fee I will likely also follow suit because I don't want my network to dissolve.

It's likely also true that just because there's a correlation between young people drinking Buckie and committing offenses, it doesn't mean that tonic wine is actually creating a nation of caffeine-frenzied criminals.

It's likely also true that just because there's a correlation between young people drinking Buckie and committing offences, it doesn't mean that tonic wine is actually creating a nation of caffeine-frenzied criminals.

Population aging has likely also contributed to this change, because age represents an important risk factor for intracranial tumors [ 32- 34].

These results underscore the need for adequate medical therapies, because they will likely also improve a patient's QoL.

This new ameba-resistant intracellular bacteria might represent a new etiologic agent of pneumonia because it is likely also resistant to human alveolar macrophages (2, 3 ).

The overall expansion in CD4+ T-cell number after infection is likely also influenced by intrinsic and extrinsic factors because this effect was retained in reciprocal transfers.