Sentence examples for successfully because of the from inspiring English sources

Under natural conditions, some embryos cannot implant successfully because of the dysfunction of receptive endometrium (RE).

The marginal depth of the access-hole filling at T = 0, T = 1 M, T = 3 M, and T = 6 M could not be defined successfully because of the overfilling phenomenon which disrupted the measurement of marginal gap depth and angle (Fig. 3a e).

While determined borrowers can still do it, they can't do it successfully because of the second major feature of the market: this is price volatility.

While the present study is subject to the same limitations as other retrospective studies, it provides robust evidence supporting the valuable clinical utility of HER2 ECD level, drawn successfully because of the inclusion of a large sample.

In most cases the boundary was successfully detected because of the strong reflection at the boundary, however the boundary in regions with low SNR or regionally saturated OCT data were not accurately detected.

All of 1,112 human mature miRNAs (release 16) in the miRBase database were used for designing probes, but only 1,094 human miRNA probes were successfully designed because of the high homology between some miRNAs.

Currently, diffusion in musculoskeletal tissue is quite difficult to use successfully, principally because of the occurrence of strong internal gradients due to magnetic susceptibility mismatch between soft tissue and mineral bone and short T2.

However, this would not automatically result in the students' ability to perform those tasks successfully because of minor but crucial differences between the Swiss and German curricula.

In the present meta-analysis, the effects of this factor were not evaluated successfully because of lack of necessary data in the original studies.

"Not one of these trees has been able to reproduce successfully, because of grazing," he said referring to the damage done to saplings by hungry cattle and sheep.

One alternative interpretation is that advisors who have a higher h-index (and are arguably more familiar with the process of successfully publishing in international journals) seek students who they perceive as more likely to publish successfully (because of their English proficiency and other characteristics – the latter ones yet to be identified and measured).