Sentence examples for because a measure of from inspiring English sources

I'm happy to admit that because a measure of you as a person is how you respond.

Because a measure of such singular magnitude and delicacy ought not to be imposed without the clearest evidence that it is called for by a majority of citizens, and no satisfactory method is yet proposed by which the voice of the majority in this case may be determined, or its influence secured.

This is because a measure of population health averages the impacts of all the different (rare and common) health conditions.

Lastly 14 children were excluded because a measure of blood pressure and/or weight had not been completed at baseline either because there had been a fault in the equipment or the child had refused.

Also, we were unable to control our estimates for potential differences in systolic blood pressure because a measure of this parameter was available only in a minority of the patients studied (not shown).

The second study concluded that an increase in physician density in northern Ontario was not due to the program but due to the overall increase of physicians in the province (because a measure of inequality between physician density in northern Ontario and Ontario as a whole did not improve) [ 69].

The I C50 parameter is the concentration at which the response is 50% of maximum and is usually given special importance because it a measure of chemical potency.

Therefore you cannot have zero percent, because to have a measure of something (percent) implies we have something, not nothing.

This took two years, and could only succeed because there was a measure of trust between the different parties involved.

The EBITDA measure is significant because it is a measure of free cash flow that is commonly used by investors in valuing newspaper companies.

Karim said that, at first, he had welcomed the Mahdi Army, because it offered a measure of protection against Sunni extremists.