Sentence examples for reproduce because of from inspiring English sources

Nanomaterials research is frequently difficult to reproduce because of the complexity of the systems under study and a lack of standardization due to the exploratory nature of the field.

However, ZnO nanostructures with stable p-type doping are difficult to reproduce because of its self-compensation and low solubility of dopants [12].

Silk fabrics are highly popular with people for their excellent properties such as softness and gorgeous appearance, so they enjoy the honor as 'The Queen of Fibers.' However, silk fabrics provide an excellent environment for microorganisms to reproduce because of their large surface area and ability to retain moisture in the grids of fabrics.

CAP exposure studies, in contrast, are difficult to reproduce because of the varying dynamics of ambient PM concentration and composition.

Gajdosik et al [ 4] state that passive movements are more difficult to reproduce because of the stretching of soft tissues.

Alternatively, strong local selection can counter potential gene flow if few immigrants survive to reproduce because of a selective barrier or reproductive isolation (Bolnick and Nosil 2007).

The pay-off line is worth reproducing, because of its craven nature: "All those directly involved have been subjected to scrutiny over the last weeks.

At (x=1), kNN with (r=0.9) shows that approximately 14%% of hashtags were reproduced because of retweets, and kNN with (r=0.75) slightly increases to 20%% because more tweets are considered retweets.

The team recorded diamond synthesis on one occasion, but the experiment could not be reproduced because of uncertain synthesis conditions, and the diamond was later shown to have been a natural diamond used as a seed.

Our results, however, need to be reproduced, because of both the small number of people dying from respiratory causes and the sensitivity of these results to the definition of NO2 and subcohort.

This problem was discussed by Amis and Miller [ 28] who explained that passive motions are difficult to reproduce because stretching of soft tissues at the limit of the motion depends on the force applied on the limb.