Sentence examples for progresses because of the from inspiring English sources

The simulated shrinkage anisotropy decreases as sintering progresses because of the increasing neck length in the particle-oriented direction.

Some studies suggested that AD progresses because of the brain developing resistance to insulin, which in turn prevents proper lipid uptake.

Such life cycle stages likely to occur earlier in the year as the century progresses because of the increasing temperatures predicted for Nikkō; similar changes are to be expected throughout much of Japan.

Unfortunately, some patients are constitutively resistant to lapatinib treatment, and, even in responders, the disease often progresses because of the selection of tumor cells that have acquired resistance to the drug.

What I am opposed to is trying to stop virtually all economic progress because of the fear of climate change.

Five miles of trench have been dug, and he was expecting fast progress because of the ditch-digging equipment.

The paralysis had stopped progressing because of the G.B.S. procedure she had the day before she was given the botulism antitoxin.

It is sometimes called a "lecher's progress" because of the bawdy lyrics (thieves, beds and drunkards) that appear among the refrains.

She says a little boy with cerebral palsy with walking problems has made big progress because of the peer pressure to participate in BTS.

Compared with when I came out as a gay man in 1996, Northern Irish society has transformed and is continuing to progress because of the commitment and courage shown by many, including the many brave members of our LGBT community.

Mr Vajpayee has also accepted an invitation to visit Pakistan but he may well hang back until there is less risk of hardliners again blocking progress because of the Kashmir and terrorism issues.