The phrase "as this entails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a necessary consequence or requirement of a previous statement or action.
Example: "We need to consider the budget, as this entails a thorough review of all expenses."
Alternatives: "since this involves" or "as this requires".
However, as this entails losing some control over the application and its data, SaaS providers are in practice reluctant to migrate to a PaaS platform entirely.
The implications of this is that economic concerns should not be prioritised over social concerns as this entails treating people as a means to an end (i.e. profit) rather than ends in themselves which violates fundamental ethical principles.
As this entails subjective information about persons' performance, it is more sensitive to bias (e.g. response or recall bias) compared with objective measurements.
Among the other group of families, some might perceive conservation as a threat, as this entails restrictions to harvesting, traditional free grazing rights, and displacement.
A strictly positive threshold e σ is set and can be as small as needed; this entails that the algorithm proceeds iterations as long as | σ ̂ ( i ) 2 − σ ̂ ( i − 1 ) 2 | > e σ.
To date it has been very difficult to identify ILAR subtype specific effects in JIA due to small sample sizes and the inevitable loss of power that this entails as well as the issues of multiple testing.
MI5 further believed that the IRA had been unlikely to use a "blocking car" (an empty vehicle used to hold a parking space until the bombers bring in the vehicle containing the explosives) as this entailed the added risk of multiple border crossings.
Finally, some participants found difficulties in providing good-quality healthcare to migrants and communicating through an interpreter, as this entailed a greater workload for healthcare staff.
We did not analyze ABI as a dichotomous variable as this entailed a substantial loss of statistical power, particularly since the prevalence of an abnormal ABI (defined as ≤ 0.90) was low (6.8%) in our study sample.
Bohn (forthcoming) advocates composition as identity and argues that this entails unrestricted composition (which of course rules out junk).
In particular, this entails that as soon as ({mathcal {V}}) is not a singleton, ({mathcal {V}}) contains infinitely many elements, with its dimension typically increasing with k−α.
