Sentence examples for implied because of from inspiring English sources

An important role for the ST in fine-tuning sound production is also implied, because of the high energetic costs [ 49] associated with superfast contractile properties as even found in ringdoves [ 97].

Sertraline and fluvoxamine have showed similar results to fluoxetine, while citalopram and paroxetine are scarcely implied because of their side-effects on hunger and weight gain [ 68, 70, 71].

But the almost 25 million taxpayers making $72,000 to $627,000 would get far less than these rate cuts would imply because of the alternative minimum tax.

Thisefore, from (25) we must also have.

And the wage stagnation of ordinary people isn't -- as Republicans imply -- because of a lack of worker effort.

It is one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen, but not because of what is shown (much of the violence is implied) but because of the nature of the subject matter: corruption, rape, and the murder of youth.

Billy Gilley was wrongly convicted, Pinsky implies, because the concept of "victim-offender" was unknown in 1984.

Furthermore, results obtained by several studies implied that because of their annual life cycle and the onset of the competition towards the end of colony life cycle, competition between B. terrestris workers culminates on who is the first to lay eggs, as well as laying the maximal egg number possible.

It was implied that because of the way I criticised Len McCluskey during the campaign I could not fulfil that role any longer," he said.

The other difficulty facing Flibanserin is that the FDA has declined to approve the drug, a decision that Sprout President and COO Cindy Whitehead has implied is because of sexism. .

The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, an industry trade group in Alexandria, Va., counters that the risk is actually one-tenth what that figure implies because visitors take an average of 10 rides when they go to a park.