Sentence examples for because accepted from inspiring English sources
It was a significant hurdle to clear because accepted H.G.H. testing requires blood samples, and baseball players, like any number of other athletes, had been reluctant to take that step after years in which drug testing was restricted to urine samples.
Concerns have been raised about the validity of such extrapolation, in part because accepted modes of action, which do not include direct DNA mutations, would be expected to result in a threshold dose response (Snow et al. 2005).
On the other hand, healthcare providers in public healthcare settings may not recommend routine dental care regardless of guidelines because accepted referrals may be limited to those with severe--and covered---dental problems such as oral abscess.
Obviously, the GapC-I tree (fig. 4) is not compatible with a vertical evolution of CASH plastids because accepted host-cell relationships are not recovered (e.g., stramenopiles and alveolates).
Furthermore, the corrected Fm of ANU had a good accuracy (0.22−0.54%) and a good precision (0.79−1.36%) at ≥0.1 mg of C compared to those of the Ox and SRM 1648a, because accepted Fm (1.5061) of ANU was similar to background Fc (1.5445).
It is so because accepting a larger gap is easier which increases the probability of gap acceptance.
Black people "have to be somewhat self-defining, because accepting what the culture hands us is unacceptable," she muses.
Because accepting Britain's huge gap in wealth means accepting that some people deserve to have meaner, unhealthier and shorter lives.
Because accepting new nations in the W.T.O. is generally decided by consensus among the members, now numbering 153 states, Georgia has wound up with exceptional leverage.
Both escaped criminal prosecution because accepting these commissions was not a crime under Swiss law at the time.
Because accepting a normative definition of "morality" involves this commitment it is not surprising that philosophers seriously disagree about what normative definition to accept.
