Sentence examples for directed because of from inspiring English sources

The edges are directed because of the way we define the regulatory and coding regions of our genes.

We asked whether NFR seen at tDNAs is directed because of sequence preferences of flanking nucleosomes.

Ms. Paulus was hired to direct "because of her incredible imagination and her experience creating magical worlds in her shows," Ms. Parker said.

So when the trustees of the Ashman estate agreed to a "Little Shop" revival, it was on the condition that Connie Grappo would direct, because of her long association with the musical.

At the 2014 Salzburg Festival he staged Marc-André Marc-André Dalbaviearlotte Salomon; a journalist raised the question of Gaza and suggested that Bondy had been chosen to direct because of his being Jewish.

Burton could not direct because of his commitment to Batman Returns and he did not want to be involved with "the painstakingly slow process of stop motion".

Secondly, the scan path was modeled as the undirected path graph instead of the directed graph because of the computational advantages of this approach [38].

Above all, measurement of WC in the obese and eldly persons at the umbilicus may be directed downward because of the excessive curvatures of the abdominal wall.

"I live in Bournemouth and regularly travel to the north of England but never use the direct train because of its terrible catering".

I wanted to create a link between the prejudices that drove the perpetrators and any subsequent crimes directed at people because of their ethnicity or presumed beliefs.

I've also defended Barack Obama in recent weeks against unreasonable charges directed at him because of his association with his church and his pastor.