Sentence examples for we suggest that because from inspiring English sources

We suggest that because ownership increases our attention to and memory for the things we own, bads seem worse when they're our problem than when they are someone else's problem.

We suggest that because a broad range of suitable substrates for Xylariaceae was present in immediate vicinity of the study sites, these fungi also dominated among the recorded endophytic taxa.

While our statistical results support the professed link between child sexual abuse and non-epileptic seizures, we suggest that because of research design limitations, it is premature to draw any definitive conclusions regarding a relationship.

We suggest that because of the complexity of arsenic speciation in sulfidic solutions as indicated here and in previous studies,[17] speciation analysis using direct methods is necessary to yield accurate speciation models from solubility measurements.

We suggest that because organizational memory plays a critical role in instructional practice, efforts to improve teaching and learning will need to engage or otherwise alter these organizational processes in order to meet their goals.

We suggest that because of its clearly artificial nature, the robot did not elicit a desire for social contact [75] sufficient to be reflected in orbitofrontal activity.

Prosecuting Shaun Smith QC, said: "We suggest that's because he was keen to engineer a situation where he persuaded women to make contact with him privately by phone or text message or email so he was not being watched by the match.com website".

In this paper we suggest that, among other factors, this is because of the neglect of the contribution of cognitive factors to weight regain, and because there is often ambiguity over the goals of treatment.

In fact, we suggest that this because removal of the aspartate contributes to nucleotide binding (via the coordination of the metal ion), and therefore limits GDP-release.

We suggest that this is because classical models do not account for the irreversible changes in atomic structure of Si that are known to occur during a charge discharge cycle.

We suggest that this is because the semantic representation of high-frequency emotional words may receive sufficient additional augmentation via the reciprocal activation from the amygdala such that selective augmentation by inferior frontal cortex to achieve lexical decision is unnecessary.