Sentence examples for significantly because of a from inspiring English sources
The Anglo American Platinum Corporation, the world's biggest platinum producer, lowered its 2003 production forecast today for a second time and said full-year profit would fall significantly because of a strengthening rand.
Anwar said the family's anger with the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC), the Scottish police misconduct watchdog, had deepened significantly because of a 32-day delay before the officers involved were interviewed by the inspectorate.
The growth rate is enhanced significantly because of a higher partial pressure of Ga hydride.
In recent years, the attention in the improvement of inorganic/organic nanocomposites has increased significantly because of a wide range of potential application of these materials [1, 2].
Results show that variations of pressure coefficients within one area density are relatively small, and that local pressure coefficients increase significantly because of a rapid decrease in local velocity pressures at the model position.
The use of helium as stripper gas improved the measurement efficiency of compact AMS systems for many radionuclides significantly because of a higher mean charge state and reduced scattering losses compared with other conventional gases.
The second withdrawal was significantly delayed because of a bitter disagreement over the maps, but took place earlier this month.
The switch involved a major reconfiguration of the birth canal, which became significantly narrower because of a change in the structure of the pelvis.
Passport demand has increased significantly this year because of a requirement that citizens present passports when returning from countries in the Western Hemisphere.
Finally, the total number of subjects was relatively small, and therefore the results may not be significantly associated because of a lack of power (67%).
In spite of differences in these mean values (Fig. 1), these were not significantly different because of a large variation in the data.
