Sentence examples for and therefore admitted from inspiring English sources

Table 5 US correlation with X-rays US correlating with X-rays 38 (90%)  Reduced 36  Not reduced 2 (and therefore admitted for reduction under GA) US not correlating with X-rays 4 (10%) (see details below).

All patients were determined by the admitting physician not to be safe for floor management and therefore admitted to the InCU.

One major resulting difference was that the present study ignored issues relating to involuntary admission, since all the patients were inmates, either of secure psychiatric hospitals or of regular prisons, and therefore admitted against their will.

He posited a dichotomy between price and dignity, whereby "something that has a price can be exchanged for something else of equal value; whereas that which exceeds all price and therefore admits of no equivalent, has a dignity".

Whatever has a price can be replaced by something else as its equivalent; on the other hand, whatever is above all price, and therefore admits of no equivalent, has a dignity" (Kant 1953).

The proposed OLOSV model fits into the Hilbert space formulation of [14], and therefore admits an implicit timestepping implementation, which we called IOLOSV in this paper, as opposed to mean curvature motion which does not.

If is Riemann surface, the vector bundle has vanishing -part of its curvature tensor and therefore admits a unique structure as a holomorphic bundle over, by a well-known theorem of Koszul and Malgrange [7].

Following lemma guarantees that every functional group is a cograph and therefore admits a compact Boolean representation.

This feeling can arise when parents feel accountable for their children's problems [ 12] and therefore admit the need to change behavior related to oral health [ 17].

Although we chose to maintain a high signal-to-noise ratio, we would like to point out that lowering this requirement, and therefore admitting more connections, would still preserve many of the topological features observed here.

They also believed that without God's grace this corruptive force could not be overcome, and they therefore admitted the necessity of grace for Christian life and action.