Sentence examples for maybe because of changes in from inspiring English sources

Now it's back on view in new quarters on the fifth floor, looking, if anything, more jewel-like than remembered, despite, or maybe because of, changes in presentation.

In Scotland, using data from the 1980s to 2000, this association was found to weaken over time and disappeared altogether by 2000, maybe because of changes in abortion methods [ 68].

"Maybe because of climate change or migration, the disease is now in northern France and Germany, places you would never expect to find it in the past".

Perhaps, she speculated, it's because of personnel changes in that office or maybe it's because Houston's population is so spread out.

Accordingly, two serum estimations maybe needed to determine the magnitude of change in concentration.

In our study, no one in the age group of 60 80 years reported disability scores over 75%%, maybe because of lower functional status generally in older populations.

We thought that maybe because of a higher C/N ratio in algal cells that caused by high CO2 concentration.

It only means that they were not detected, maybe because of molecular biases, and/or maybe because they were, in the Carnoulès conditions, not in sufficient abundance to be detected by molecular approaches.

This maybe because of sandflies' species or reservoir hosts distribution in different regions.

But then – maybe because they refuse to change, maybe because they change too much, maybe just because people get sick of the sight of them – enthusiasm drops away to almost zero.

In addition, the low percentage of CRC detection in faeces compared with 98% in tumour samples maybe because of the nature of the technique used for MSP observation.