Sentence examples for quantity because they from inspiring English sources

Airborne exposures from cleaning products are challenging to quantity because they are complex mixtures of ingredients having a range of volatilities and other physicochemical properties and thus require multiple measurement techniques [ 21, 22].

Some wholesalers buy certain drugs in large quantities because they are betting there will be a shortage.

Cagle contends that the doctors and pharmacists knew just how addictive the drugs were but kept on prescribing and dispensing them in large quantities because they were making big profits.

People buy things they don't necessarily need or want, sometimes in obscene quantities because they think they're getting a deal...without taking into account the fact that this just encourages the making of unnecessary consumer products that are cheap, won't last, and will eventually get dumped.

Staining techniques that measure the accumulated quantity of proteins can overlook minor changes in protein quantities because they disappear within noise or systematic errors.

Real photo cards were usually produced in very small quantities, because they had to be developed in a darkroom, one by one.

These drivers influence consumption quantities partly because they bias our consumption monitoring how much attention we pay to how much we eat.

Imaging studies that used voxel-wise analysis with no specific measurable quantity were excluded because they would not be suitable as an endpoint for a trial.

These are higher in carbs than ordinary spuds but they also pack more quality as well as quantity because their low GI means they provide a steady supply of energy, rather than a spike in blood sugar levels.

In an aside, the narrator tells the reader that the couple had great quantities of nuts because they never lost them, noting that most squirrels lose half their nuts because they cannot remember where they buried them.

More nutritious foods are wasted more often: Fruits, vegetables, and fish are wasted in much greater quantities than grain because they are more difficult to transport and require refrigeration.