Sentence examples for be drawn because of from inspiring English sources

However, no definitive conclusions can be drawn, because of the retrospective study design.

Little is known about the effects of berkelium on human body, and analogies with other elements may not be drawn because of different radiation products (electrons for berkelium and alpha particles, neutrons, or both for most other actinides).

A causal inference cannot be drawn because of the cross sectional design of the study.

However, definite conclusions cannot be drawn because of the small sample size.

Moreover, few conclusions can be drawn because of the small number of subjects in the study with the symptomatic cryptosporidiosis.

However, scientific conclusions cannot be drawn because of the limitations of sample size and comparability of subjects' sociodemographic characteristics.

They were drawn because, for a work of reference, Wikipedia seemed unusually humble.

The game ended after 32... Nf6 33 g5 Nd5 34 Qh4 Ne3 35 Qh8 Rg8 36 Qh6 Rg7 37 Qh8 Rg8 38 Qh6 Rg7 39 Qh8, and it was drawn because of the perpetual check.

Ten to 12 of the school's students are from outside the United States, and most "are drawn because of our basketball program," Reade said.

But it is in France that the battle lines have been drawn, because of its five million to six million Muslims and 600,000 Jews, the largest Jewish population in Europe.

Roughly 4 in 10 say the biggest reason most people enter illegally is to flee danger in their own countries, with another 4 in 10 saying they are drawn because of economic opportunities.