Sentence examples for postulated that because from inspiring English sources

It was being held to promote a book called The Limits to Growth, which postulated that, because of increasing population and pollution and diminishing resources, our future world would be a place where no one would want to live.

It has been postulated that, because of the large size of Panthalassa, oceanic circulation patterns during the Triassic would have been relatively simple, consisting of enormous single gyres in each hemisphere.

It has been postulated that, because of the large size of Panthalassa, oceanic circulation patterns during the Triassic would have been relatively simple, consisting of enormous single gyres in each hemisphere (see the map).

It has been postulated that because cyclists breathe more deeply during the physical exertion of cycling, that they can inhale up to five times more particulates than either car users or those travelling on public transport.

Although glutamine is not found in excessively high amounts, it has been postulated that because of the increased vulnerability, even normal amounts glutamine can cause excitotoxins to be expressed.

No protein was identified for G30 in this study and it was postulated that because G30 is transcribed on the opposite strand it could act as a regulator for DAOA expression [ 19].

We postulated that invertebrates lack laforin because they do not synthesize an insoluble glucan as an energy source (as do the protozoans that contain laforin) and they do not inhibit insoluble glucan accumulation (as seen with vertebrates inhibiting LBs).

We first entered intention because TPB postulated that intention was the primary variables associated with behavior.

No modification was made because recommendations have postulated that "not applicable" responses compromise data quality and analysis, as well having this option tends to increase its selection in surveys [30].

Because miRNAs regulate many cellular functions, we postulated that miRNA profiling would provide an unbiased assessment of the effects of in vitro culturing.

In 2005, Kurzweil postulated that technology is hurtling humanity toward the next great evolutionary leap.