Sentence examples for described because of from inspiring English sources
"The true state of the material and moral devastation in which the whole country found itself could not be described because of a conspiracy of silence that applied equally to all".
She has described "Because of Winn-Dixie" as "a book populated with stray dogs and strange musicians, lonely children and lonelier adults... all the kind of people that, too often, get lost in the mainstream rush of life".
However, such Ca2+ signaling diversity has not been well described because of technical limitations.
Our work with digital elevation models is also described, because of the complex topography in the Park and the sensitivity of ecological and geomorphic features to terrain settings.
The importance of exopolysaccharides and EPS proteins, with their particular metabolic characteristics, are also described because of their potential high-value applications.
In P Σ, it is assumed that an information can be partially described because of our incomplete or contradictory knowledge [18].
The diversity of views and styles of life represented in various New Thought groups are difficult to describe because of their variety, and the same reason makes it virtually impossible to determine either membership or adherents.
The relationship of multiple impeller parameters and performance indices is difficult to describe because of some unknown hydrodynamic phenomena.
Analysis data on the other hand is very complex to describe because of its direct relation to the raw data it derives from (e.g. use of multiple input files representing experimental and computed data) and the existence of numerous analysis methods that can be problem-specific (e.g. Protein vs. RNA, QM vs. MD).
However, the template of adherent cells is hardly described because the pattern of adherent cells is quite different with each other.
Prokaryotic hyaluronidases had become well described because their mechanism of action is an elimination reaction that can easily be followed using a spectrophotometer.
