Sentence examples for pronounced because of from inspiring English sources
Swings in solar stocks are also often pronounced because of their high volatility and risk, which accounts for Thursdays fall as well as the industry's overall tumble since the beginning of this year.
Donald Trump was visiting his liberal-leaning hometown for the first time since his inauguration, and anger at him was particularly pronounced because of what many regarded as his slowness in denouncing white supremacy after a far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, climaxed in the death of a left-wing protester.
For the U.S. Mexico border region, this concern is pronounced because of rapid population growth near busy border highways and roads.
However, from 9 months of age onwards the degree of atrophic changes became somewhat less pronounced because of parallel atrophic changes developing in healthy aged controls.
Our patient population had a high initial BMI, and weight variation may be less pronounced because of that than with a leaner population.
The role of BFRs as endocrine disruptors might be further pronounced because of contribution of their metabolites/analogs, which have been previously detected in various species (Fini et al. 2012; Hakk et al. 2000; Schauer et al. 2006; Shen et al. 2012; Zalko et al. 2006).
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Closer to the more humid equatorial regions in Africa, India, South America, and Southeast Asia, the warming is less pronounced because some of the GHG radiative forcing is used for evaporating soil moisture (Giannini et al. 2008).
The effects of MBCD on V122I TTR internalization are not pronounced because the amount of V122I TTR internalized is small.
For different-strand overlaps, this restriction on gene lengths appears to be not as pronounced, because the vast majority of different-strand overlaps are not embedded forms.
A midday effort to use electronic sensors to hear further signs of life from the air pocket was pronounced inconclusive, because of the noise of nearby rescue equipment.
