Sentence examples for because a test of from inspiring English sources

We here record the numbers of cases and controls as supplementary information to aid an appreciation of the information in the data, but emphasising that these are not regarded as the best way to conduct statistical inference, not least because a test of numbers in one distance band against another is not most powerful against any sensible alternative hypothesis.

And that's a danger because it"—a test of cyber warfare—"could lead to a bigger war".

And that's a danger because it" — a test of cyber warfare — "could lead to a bigger war".

The results were important because on a test of cognitive functioning in Alzheimer's patients, the average decline in scores over 18 months is 6.5 points.

Note that in the models containing both glycemia groups, we did not test for interactions between the glycemia intervention and HA because such a test of interaction would only have good power to detect extremely large effects.

He approved of gamesmanship because it was a test of psychological strength.

"It is an important case because it is a test of the permissible limits of military criminal jurisdiction," said Eugene R. Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice, a nonprofit organization.

The war never went away in America, at the most fundamental level, because it became a test of how Americans saw their country.

Miliband said: "This is quite an important coalition that has the victims at the heart of it and I think that is incredibly important because this is a test of all of us as politicians".

Bath first-team coach Toby Booth: "The resilience and bounce back from last week [against Saracens] was really important because it is a test of character.

Originally we were going to make short gif loops because Jonathan showed me a test of the cloud moving around and changing color.