Sentence examples for assessed because they from inspiring English sources

In last year's pilot of the PIP assessment, I was told that I couldn't be assessed because they could not provide a deafblind manual interpreter.

For one, some candidates simply could not be assessed because they didn't have a paper trail, had no experience in a multi-member appeals court or were simply too old to realistically have a shot at leaving a lasting impression on the Supreme Court.

7 Table 1 also provides examples of outcomes that were not assessed because they had poor outcome definitions.

Most of the reports considered inadequate were so assessed because they over-reported artefact or were clinically irrelevant or misleading.

Also, the sources providing strength to bear suffering should be assessed, because they indicate opportunities to relieve suffering [ 2, 46].

The described population characteristics and covariates were assessed because they may be associated with respiratory health or lung function.

The opinions of the country's 300m internal migrants are hard to assess because they are on the move, often work in the grey economy and are suspicious of people they regard as government snoops.

The report noted that epidemiological studies cited in the IARC report were difficult to assess because they evaluated commercially available herbicides that include glyphosate as well as other ingredients; EFSA's analysis was limited to glyphosate alone.

Arnaud provided other agents with cues that were difficult to assess because they result from a Machiavellian dynamic, that is, he engineered a " translucent environment" (Sterelny 2003, 2012).

OS benefits can, however, be difficult to assess because they may require a large patient population and a prolonged follow-up period to demonstrate a statistically significant difference [ 3, 4].

However, the relative contribution of Cai2+-dependent mechanisms and "membrane clock" mechanisms, including inhibition of If and activation of IK,ACh, to ACh-mediated pacemaker slowing is difficult to assess because they are so strongly interdependent (see above).