Sentence examples for conduits because of from inspiring English sources

An inception horizon is a part of a rock succession that is particularly susceptible to the development of karst conduits because of physical, lithological or chemical deviation from the predominant carbonate facies within the limestone sequence.

Despite the lower patency of venous compared with arterial coronary artery bypass grafts, ∼50% of grafts used are saphenous vein conduits because of their easier accessibility.

Mr. Chen insisted that the drugs came from the bordering countries, and that China was only a conduit because of its geographic position between the drug-producing areas and transportation hubs like Hong Kong.

Size mismatch is routinely used in clinical application of vascular grafts in the pediatric population to minimize reoperation to up-size the conduit because of somatic overgrowth.

20 It has also been speculated that anastomotic leakage in patients with a high BMI is due to a compromised vascularity of the conduit because of an increased tension on the conduit in the thoracic compartment.

The mechanism behind fracturing processes is influenced by the presence of hydraulic conduits because fluid invasion affects the rheological properties of upper crustal structures ranging from fissured rocks to large faults (Zhang et al. 2002).

At stage A, a cavity has developed within the conduit, perhaps because of magma withdrawal in the conduit, which is controlled by the conditions below ground.

As a first step to successful scaffold implantation, the conduit material has to be properly selected: most desirable is a biodegradable conduit because permanent tubes can lead to foreign body reaction and to inhibition of nerve growth by excessive scar tissue formation.

But even having access to them hasn't help very much because they too are conduits of cronyism and nepotism -- not very different than those they accuse of racism and privilege.

"They are sought after because they are considered conduits of power," says Laurence Brahm, a former lawyer who has written books on China's economy and political scene.

Had this been an actual bioterrorism-related outbreak, the media might not have served effectively as conduits of information to the public because they had not been adequately educated to eliminate confusion and dispel fear about their personal safety.