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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I think we may have overdone it, overplayed it, because of which we lost credibility".

However, it is well accepted that the production of pure shear waves in rock is difficult because of which suitable assumptions are made in the testing.

This was mainly due to the high spreading rates because of which air loses its momentum before reaching the target plate.

Absorption enhancers (AEs) have been shown to be specific in permeation enhancement capabilities because of which they increase absorption of some drug molecules more than others.

Adnan was the subject of the globally popular podcast Serial, because of which his case became a worldwide obsession almost overnight.

For critics, the subsidy program is fundamentally flawed because of which farmers it supports as well as the kind of eating it encourages.

Their main shortcoming is their relatively poor stability in light, because of which they are used mostly when durability is not required.

However, in pristine form, PEEK exhibits poor wear resistance and higher coefficient of friction (~0.25 to 0.3) leading to frictional losses because of which the usage of PEEK is widely restricted in applications where energy efficiency is of utmost importance.

In India, there is a limited resource of prime coking coal, because of which these low-grade high ash semi-coking coals may be used for the coke making after beneficiation.

Second, to study the reasons for consultation, the duration of the symptoms because of which consultations without appointment take place, and the assessment by health personnel of the relevance of the emergency.

The clamping ring has to overlap the target to be able to apply pressure to hold the target because of which the material under the clamp cannot be sputtered and hence the material utilization goes down.