Sentence examples for because a description from inspiring English sources

Frances was right, though, to later reject his diagnosis classification — not because masochistic behavior is a fiction but because a description of behavior is not the same as a medical diagnosis.

If these were considered, our results showing that internal and external variability make no significant contribution to metabolic flexibility would remain valid, because a description where rates are further constrained may not show higher internal and external variability.

Patients who had accompanying peripheral neuropathy were 11.7%, but the incidence could be higher because a description or inquiry about peripheral neuropathy may not have always been made in this retrospective analysis.

In particular, predictions in the physical space are possible, because a description, as an actual behavior, exists in a matrix of interactions which (by constitution) has a logical matrix necessarily isomorphic with the substratum matrix within which it takes place, not because we have an absolute knowledge of the universe.

Though he has known tailors as far back as he can remember, his interest in clothes started because of a description of St. Mark's Place in a music magazine.

Second, the authors should be cautious when interpreting the trends to increased mortality in deep sedation in circumstances of a nearly significant P value because such a description gives a misleading impression and does not mean that statistical significance can be shown by enlarging sample size [ 2].

And I must say, reading your book--because you have a description of the University of Baltimore, where you once went, an inner-city school; and it reminded me very much of City College, where I studied as a kid, and I grew up in the Bronx, you know, a long time ago.

Because that is a description of precisely what the Trump administration is doing in Syria today.

Ms. Morales was stopped, the detective said, because she matched a description of a woman involved in a drug deal.

The concept of the receptive field is central to sensory neurobiology, because it provides a description of the location at which a sensory stimulus must be presented in order to elicit a response from a sensory cell.

Officer Richardsen said he patted down Mr. Conroy on South Ocean Avenue in Patchogue, shortly after a sergeant had stopped the group of seven teenagers because they matched a description of possible suspects put out by another officer responding to a 911 call for a nearby stabbing.