Sentence examples for preferred because of a from inspiring English sources

Crystal orbital overlap populations were calculated and showed that the tilted methyl was energetically preferred because of a bonding interaction between the d states of the Rh and one of the C H antibonding orbitals in the methyl.

In the LiveMath study, (previously known as Theorist), a CAS software program was preferred because of "a unique user interface that allows one to perform 'natural' algebraic manoeuvres even more 'naturally' than one can achieve them on paper" (Kaput, 1992; p.534).

NAT is often preferred because of a higher sensitivity, an acceptable turn-around time of <24 hours, in addition to the potential of quantifying viral loads, multiplexing with other infectious agents, detecting genetic variants, and molecularly characterizing nosocomial outbreaks in specialized laboratories.

The topic guide was kept quite structured and a streamlined methodology preferred because of the interest to gain an impression of the similarities or differences between the findings generated across the three settings.

A retrograde puncture was preferred because of the lower complication rate compared with an antegrade approach in this obese male.

Mr. Rampe may be pale and rumpled and a tad pudgier than he prefers because of an estrangement from his gym, but he is not yet burned out; then again, he is only a year into the assignment of a lifetime.

Conventional ACI is not preferred because of the periosteal grafting component which requires an additional operation to harvest the periosteum.

Optical frequencies were preferred because of their higher detection efficiency, essential to achieve a high fidelity performance [7, 8], and because propagation losses are almost negligible.

The former four partners are preferred because of their small molecular weights, which result in a high ratio of small peptide to fusion protein.

This margin results in smaller and often insufficient sample sizes being mainly preferred because of reduced time, costs and efforts when performing a trial.

A non-enzymatic approach is preferred because of higher long term stability.