Sentence examples for proposed that because from inspiring English sources

But Martin proposed that, because these social insects "are very, very good at optimization," the six-pointed system may be the most efficient.

The authors proposed that, because it is difficult to justify purchases of luxuries versus of necessities, non-quantity promotions or promotions where you only need to purchase one item will have a stronger positive effect on the likelihood of purchasing luxury products.

Instead he proposed that because "the American people are the ones who choose their government by their own free will," and because they "have the ability and choice to refuse the policies of their government," attacks on American civilians were justified.

Iglesias-Groth et al. (2012) proposed that because the C H stretching band of C60H m is intense and can be easily distinguished from other features, it can serve as an indicator to search for these molecules in astrophysical environments.

They proposed that because the fat on the hips and thighs contains more omega-3s than belly fat does, these women were storing omega-3s critical for fetal and infant brain development--and boosting their own brainpower as they grew up.

It has been proposed that because of different rates of basal recognition of letters, a suppression score (percentage of correctly recognized letters at 100 ms SOA divided by maximum percentage of correctly recognized letters at any other SOA) would be a more reliable measure of MSPA [7, 8].

And E. O. Wilson (1978, 103) proposes that because of arguments based on this model "even with identical education for men and women and equal access to all professions, men are likely to maintain disproportionate representation in political life, business, and science".

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In one of his literary essays on sacred subjects, Father Robert Barron proposes that because "St Paul told the Corinthians that Christ is the Head of His Body the Church and, shifting the metaphor, that Jesus is the Bridegroom and the Church the Bride", it follows that Waugh fuses these two Pauline images of Head and Bride to create the gracious mansion that lies at the core of the story.

However, we propose that because it triggers people to look into the future and to mentally simulate their future behavior, planning by means of implementation intentions might go beyond the creation of goal-directed associations and thus lead to more enduring effects on behavior.

We propose that because of its affinity for ET-Rs demonstrated by co-immunoprecipitation, GRK2 is the most likely of the GRKs to initiate ET-R desensitization.