Sentence examples for to be defined because of from inspiring English sources
Although GPS points were available for displacement monitoring, the extent of landslide displacement field failed to be defined because of the low density of monitoring points.
Although these differences were presumed at baseline, directional hypotheses were not able to be defined because of the ambiguous results of previous research.
The fourth group, who participated in martial arts at neither time, does not need another variable to be defined, because the value of 0 for each of the three other variables specifies this group.
The structural basis for this effect cannot yet be defined because of the lack of structural information regarding complexes of MtATP-PRT and the two substrates or products, with and without l-histidine.
It concludes that a common set of indicators cannot be defined because of the complex causes and effects of overtourism.
The indicator 'number of electric vehicles' was defined because of the Federal Government's target to increase the number of electric vehicles to six million until 2030.
However, it is difficult to establish a universal benchmark Ki (or Kd) below which a specific binding is defined because of different methods and assay conditions used across the studies.
Perhaps older people are more concerned with the issue of death and how it is defined because of its imminence and also because older people are more inclined to the traditional and community-oriented viewpoints.
The optimal articular shape for distal humeral hemiarthroplasty has not been defined because of a paucity of data quantifying the morphology of the normal distal humerus.
It is currently unclear whether the male sex is determined by the presence of the two Z chromosomes, or whether the female sex is defined because of the presence of the W chromosome [ 4, 5].
Probably because of all those dinner-table debates, and that gender-neutral household, I have expected to be defined by -- and succeed because of -- values, character and intellect.
